I am receiving this error when visiting this external link: http://myserver/seedcode_subcribe_engine/index.php

"The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable."

When I visit the link from the internal localhost Filemaker server (http://localhost/seedcode_subcribe_engine/index.php) - I get a 404 Error Not Found.

The "seedcode_subscribe_engine" folder is installed in the correct Filemaker Server 13 directory (HTTPServer/conf) - I've tripled checked it. I can even see the folder from inside IIS. It's definitely there.

My main problem is none of the calendars I created in Subscribe are updating in Google Calendar. All the testing was done successful and the initial setup of the calendars in Google went fine and the data was all there initially. However, since the initial setup no new or updated data is flowing.

I've tried to restart filemaker server & IIS manager. This link works fine: http://<yourserver.com>/fmi/xml/FMPXMLRESULT.xml?-dbnames - All databases, layouts, fields are showing up fine in Subscribe (all greencheckmarks and test setup successful).

But still the calendars are not refreshing. Any ideas?

It sounds like your web server is down. You should be able to go to http://myserver/seedcode_subcribe_engine/index.php and see "SeedCode Subscribe". If not, then either there is not file at that URL, or your server is down. -Jeff

Hello and thank you for the reply,

Web Server is active and running just fine. PHP and XML is enabled and online. I am to access the public page of the Filemaker Servers website just fine. I am able to access my database through webdirect just fine.

Any other ideas?

What's your server address so I can test the http://myserver/seedcode_subcribe_engine/index.php URL? You can email that to me at [email protected]

Okay. I fixed this issue by Enabling "Directory Listing" in IIS. But now when I hit the index file in the seedcode folder I am receiving this error:

PHP Notice: Undefined index: PATH_INFO in phar://C:/Program Files/FileMaker/FileMaker Server/HTTPServer/conf/seedcode_subscribe_engine/iCalFM.phar/src/GeistInteractive/StatsMix/StatsMixServiceProvider.php on line 19

That's just a "notice" (not an error), and shouldn't cause any problems. You can set your server to not show notices in IIS, or you can override them by adding the following line to index.php:

error_reporting(0);

HTH... Jeff

Thank you for the reply. The calendars are still not refreshing. We've waited up to two hours and we haven't seen any updated pushed to Google's Calendars yet. Anyway to run a check on the server to see the XML data feed is properly working?

Unfortunately Google doesn't tell us when or how often they refresh calendar subscriptions. In our experience it can take several hours. And there's no way to force a refresh.

It has 24 hours, yet the calendar has not refreshed. Any ideas?

Thanks

I wish there were more information available about how often Google refreshes calendar subscriptions. How has it been going over the past couple of days?

Thank you for the reply. It seems to refresh about once per day if not less. But it is working now at least. Thanks for you help in this matter.

Has anyone had success with this technique:

https://www.binarysludge.com/2012/02/01 ... -calendar/

In short, you add "?noCache" to the end of your URL to force a refresh of the feed.

Very interesting. I'll do some testing and get back to you about this.

I tried this but my Google calendar isn't reflecting changes I make in the FileMaker file. Judging from the comments on that blog post you mentioned, others are seeing mixed results. Have you found success with this technique?

Jeff,

I should have been more specific in my post - I have not had success with this technique.