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[Timbo]

The Calendar is working great... BUT when I added my first plugin, EmailNotify2 on a Unix server, I ran into problems. BTW-I am using Internet Explorer 6.

Ok, so I followed the installation procedure in the included documentation. However, when I enable the plugin and return to main menu, there is no 'Email Section' and upon returning to the Plugins page, EmailNotify2 is now Disabled. I set it to Enable again... same problem, round and round we go. I have reinstalled it twice with the same results. If anyone has an answer, please help!

Thanks
Timbo

[honey4d]

I have exactly the same problem - any Suggestions?

[Timbo]

Yeah... my suggestion is to ditch this calendar. It is a waste of your time. Very poorly supported. You will be spinning your wheels on this for a long time.

I switched to IKONBOARD. It's free and you can install it yourself. I Paid $39.00 to have someone else install it. The calendar is not very robust, but you can use the forums as a posting area. Works great.
www.ikonboard.com

No, I don't work for these guys... just a suggestion from someone that has finally given up on calendar script as a viable solution for the needs of my community.

Good luck to you.
Thanks for replying... you are the only one who has.

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[DanO]

** Very poorly supported. **

Since the EmailNotify2 is not part of CalendarScript but instead a user contributed add-on, I really think it unfair of anyone to confuse support for that with support of the product CalendarScript. The plug-in does note "Don't download this unless you can handle a few random bugs cropping up here and there" in the very first line of its description.

JMO

Dan O.

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[Timbo]

Dan O,
I see your point. I was being unfair to call Calendar Script 'poorly supported'. Thank you for calling me on that. I am speaking out of frustration for the lack of response within this forum.

Peace.

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[DanO]

** I am speaking out of frustration for the lack of response within this forum. **

Since TubaDave (that plug-in's author) seems to no longer frequent these forums and I myself don't use that plug-in, people using it will have to rely on others using it to help them I'm afraid.

I'm sure it people using user contributed add-on's made it worth the author's while, they might be supported better? If the support I've received for the maintaining of the Unofficial CalendarScript - Mods and Plugins site is any indication, I'm not surprised many are no longer around to support them. I sincerely hope Matt is making out better with people registering CalendarScript itself.  

JMO

Dan O.

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