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I don't think what you need is possible using the built-in iCal feed and a single event - not without writing an extension.
However, perhaps @petednz-fuzion can chime in on the status of his yet-to-be-published extension which I think will meet your needs. You could create three events, use the extension to ensure that there's a single registration for all ...
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This was caused by an issue with my local disk cache. Clearing the cache from my browser allowed the icons to be displayed again.
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Though this question is a bit older: We have made very good experience with Calderaforms together with the Caldera Forms CiviCRM integration Plugin mentioned above. However at some point we needed a bit more and thanks to the help of Jaap from CiviCoop there is now also a integration of Caldera Forms with the CiviCRM Form Processor ready allowing more ...
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As an alternate I feel you can create price sets that shows price field for each date (Label?). And tweak the calendar plugin to use price field to show event on three different dates
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You'll need to upgrade CiviCRM. WP 5.5 made changes to how URL paths are handled which required changes in CiviCRM. I believe those changes were introduced in 5.26. So you will need to upgrade to at least that version to be compatible with WordPress 5.5+.
There was a blog post a while back with more details:
https://civicrm.org/blog/kcristiano/civicrm-526-...
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You can go one better than syncing to roles using the CiviCRM Groups Sync plugin instead. It keeps Contacts in CiviCRM Groups in sync with WordPress Users in groups provided by the Groups plugin. That way you are free to adjust your users' roles without affecting the sets of permissions that they have which are related to CiviCRM or member-only content.
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I would use content views wordpress plugin along with content views civicrm integration plugin and data processor civi extension to list what you want.
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You need to enable a setting that allows Profile submissions from external sites for this option to be visible.
To do this go to Administer >> System Settings >> Misc and look for "Accept profile submissions from external sites"
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Do you have CMS integration set in your system? You need to have default page or post in WordPress and have it set in CMS integration
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I have had a similar problem with a WordPress install. In my case the Anonymous role of WordPress missing.
The Wordpress roles can be checked with
wp role list
I created the new role with
wp role create anonymous_user 'Anonymous User'
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For whatever reason, Civi requires it to have at least one letter (lower case or upper doesn't matter).
See https://github.com/civicrm/civicrm-core/blob/5.29.1/CRM/Core/DAO.php#L2992
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Since you are on wordpress 5.24 you need to have civicrm 5.26 or more. Would recommend to upgrade your CiviCRM to 5.28.4
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Just adding an answer - which is actually from the comments - since I think stackexchange doesn't like answers in the comments - anyway - the issue was an extra copy of the codebase
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I was facing the same error. I solved it by changing mysql: to mysqli: in civicrm.settings.php file. Reference - https://issues.civicrm.org/jira/browse/CRM-17874
Thanks.
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Uninstalling and reinstalling the extension fixed an issue with a report template, causing the error.
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Take a look at CiviCRM ACF Integration which will sync Civi data into WP. Then you can handle displaying the data using various WP methods. It's in early stages but there's lots of room to grow... Let WP display content and Civi manage contacts.
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Building on Pete's answer - in 2020 the solution is the Agileware fork of Content Views CiviCRM plus Data Processor. This blog post has relevant download links.
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I just came across this page, with a similar issue.
In my case it was because I was configuring a Staging Server clone of the live site. I had not yet added an exemption for the new site to my NoScript browser extension, so JavaScript was not running. Oops. Maybe this will help someone else.
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