Hello,

This is because you are a super user, and your site has a cronjob setup I suspect to run the import routine, as it's happened when you are logging in it's notifying you.

Many thanks
Tony

Hello Tony,

thank you for your message.

Unfortunetaly it is also shown for all users, not just admins or super users.
Even not registrated visitors can see this notifing.

Is it possible to hide or deactivate that notify-output?

BR Sascha

Hello Sascha,

We will make sure the next release includes a tweak so the message is not output if being run from a cronjob.

Many thanks
Tony

Hallo,
the message is still there. Will it be fixed soon?

It looks bad!

Regards, Silvia

Can we get super user logins to take a look into this? It should be excluded now.

Many thanks
Tony

Hi, tonyp!
i need your email, to send you the user logins.

Silvia

Just post them in the reply under the Site Details tab.

Many thanks
Tony

Hallo, tonyp!

thank you for the help. (Sorry, i can not speak english)

Silvia

We had the check the wrong way around! I've updated it on your site and it should be solved now.

Many thanks
Tony

Hy, Tony,
many thanks for the help. Now it looks really good.

Silvia

Hy, Tony,

It is also possible to deactivate the message when users are logged in. It is quite annoying on either side.

RG, Silvia

Hello,

An interesting point. geraint thoughts on extending this further if a remote run cron? maybe use a task in the url to check?

Many thanks
Tony

I give you the dates...

Hi,
i do not understand, what you mean.
The homepage ist public. Members of our church should log in and edit data in Listmanager. They get rights.
But always the news emerges from the calendar ...

Silvia

I logged in to the site and visited the manage events page.

Then in a separate web-browser I loaded the URL that the cron job would run to update one of your calendars.

I then viewed the manage events page in the original browser and I didn't see any messages.

Can you tell us how you have setup your cron job and what URL you use to reload the calendars? You can put the URL and private details on the 'site details' tab below

Hi,
these messages only appear when you are logged into the frontend! Did you do that?
Whenever I open a new page, they appear.
The calendars are updated via hidden wrapper modules!

The calendars are updated via hidden wrapper modules!

This explains it - the calendar is being updated by the person who happens to be logged in at the right time. You need to set up a cron job to do this properly - there are documentation articles to explain how here https://www.jevents.net/frequently-asked-questions/setting-cron-jobs-non-technical-explanation and a list of online services you can use instead of Cron on your own server if you prefer.