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Hi Roel,

It seems my subscription email never arrived (it's not in Spam) and I missed your response.

I've tried again to update today and got the same result as last time, so I'm back restored to 5.2.0

I guess I need to spend a little time looking at looking at the code after I have done an update. I don't think it's a cache issue this time, but I could easily be wrong. I tested it a browsers/devices I never normally use to view the calendar.

I'll try to make time for that over the next couple of weeks, but life is going crazy at the minute.

I'm slightly reluctant to do a manual update as a one off as that puts Softaculous records of updates out, and normally it goes very smoothly with just one click. I'll let you know if I need to call on you.

Thanks for your excellent support offer!

Oops! Solved!

Refresh the page and it comes good!

It seems something in the code has changed and my users' browsers (and mine!) were fetching the widget CSS from their cache.

I haver another request related to this following my realisation that, in conjunction with mail list software (as reported at my realisation seen at:
viewtopic.php?id=353
(Understand the URL issue but is there a chance you can allow internal links?)
there's the option to email a large number of people using the "Send to [members]" feature when an event is created or edited in the calendar

We have over 20 people authorised to edit our calendar, and as COVID lock down diminishes we are getting a lot more events posted. As Calendar administrator I get a number of emails from folk who think they are responding to whoever entered or updated an event. Is it also possible to add a "Reply to" field in the "Send Mail" section of the "Event Add/Edit" dialogue that is pre-filled with the address of the event editor (perhaps together with an "And Calendar Administrator" checkbox)?

Thanks for the prompt response and info - even though the answer's not the best.

The number of emails would certainly be under 125 even allowing for a little expansion in the foreseeable future.

I use SMTP to send my emails. I don't suppose it would be possible to intercept all emails from the "diary@mydomain.com" address and send them through a CRON routine that stopped them being processed immediately?

The only other approach I can think of is to use a single address  in Luxcal which is directed to external mail list software that is capable of delivering the required load on the server. Trouble is the only scripts that I know that would do that are all enormously complicated to set up for such a simple task.

I guess there are none that you know of that may be appropriate?

Hi Roel,

Thanks for investigating.

I have sent you an email with your login credentials.

Many, many thanks to Roel.

I sent him a (4.7.5M) backup file that refused to import into my newly updated 4.7.6M copy of LuxCal and within hours have had a working file returned to me.

Even the most expensive software packages don't reliably offer the level of service I have experienced with LuxCal.

You're the best!

Many thanks! As reported in my email the new calendar with the old data now appears to be working well and is embedded in the original page on my site, so the upgrade will have been pretty well invisible to my users.

It does look as if you and Free_Being were right and, in the end, it was probably only a problem with cookies/cache.

I was partly put off trying Free_Being's solution as I have no idea how to delete a php session. (Ignorance makes anything seem complicated!)

Hi Roel,

Many thanks! I'll take up that offer!

I couldn't ask for more!

But I won't be able to supply the file till the early part of next week as I'm away at a conference till then.

Greg