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Hi,
since last change from daylight saving time to wintertime, our calendar on our site shows all items 1 hour to early. in our google calendar the items are shown as supposed.
The strange thing is that when I import the ical on Jevents on another website, the time is correct! So it seems to be a problem on a specific website / server. My hosting provider can't help me, they say that the servertime is correct.
Another problem is that I can't save any changes on the JEvents configuration page. I keep getting the message "Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /administrator/index.php on this server." This message is only shown after pushing the submit / save button on the configuration page of JEvents All other pages are working fine. I don't know whether these two issues are related to each other. For me, the fist issue is the most urgent, because on the frontend the calender it shows the wrong information.,
I really hope someone can help me. I've been looking for a solution for a long time, but unfortunately I haven't found a solution yet.
Robert
since last change from daylight saving time to wintertime, our calendar on our site shows all items 1 hour to early. in our google calendar the items are shown as supposed.
The strange thing is that when I import the ical on Jevents on another website, the time is correct! So it seems to be a problem on a specific website / server. My hosting provider can't help me, they say that the servertime is correct.
Another problem is that I can't save any changes on the JEvents configuration page. I keep getting the message "Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /administrator/index.php on this server." This message is only shown after pushing the submit / save button on the configuration page of JEvents All other pages are working fine. I don't know whether these two issues are related to each other. For me, the fist issue is the most urgent, because on the frontend the calender it shows the wrong information.,
I really hope someone can help me. I've been looking for a solution for a long time, but unfortunately I haven't found a solution yet.
Robert
1. Forbidden saving of configuration is probably a mod_security setting at your webhost not liking one of the parameters being saved - you will need to ask them to see which rule is being triggered and then relax this for this situation,
2. Times off - on the ical import tab of the JEvents config there is a timezone setting which you probably need to set differently
2. Times off - on the ical import tab of the JEvents config there is a timezone setting which you probably need to set differently
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Hello,
I am just checking the above have resolved your issues?
Many thanks
Tony
I am just checking the above have resolved your issues?
Many thanks
Tony
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Yes, we've asked our provider to disable mod security, and that helped. thank you for the assistance.
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