Multiple instances of ICal-Objects (generated from URL) in different scripts not possible about ics-parser

[u01jmg3]

Not entirely sure what you are trying to achieve. Sounds like you're getting unwanted overlap between objects. Have you tried using different variable names for each of your iCal objects?

require("./ics-parser-master/class.iCalReader.php");

$ical1 = new ICal($icsUrl1);
$events1 = $ical1->events();

$ical2 = new ICal($icsUrl2);
$events2 = $ical2->events();

This question is perhaps better suited for being asked on Stack Overflow

[Bratzmeister]

I think there is a misunderstanding.

I am not talking about the same file. But different ones. Please reread my initial post.

in file1.php I have like

 <?php
    require("./ics-parser-master/class.iCalReader.php");
    $ical = new ICal($icsUrl);
    $events = $ical->events();
?>

and file2.php is like:

 <?php
    require("./ics-parser-master/class.iCalReader.php");
    $ical2 = new ICal($icsUrl);
    $events = $ical2->events();
?>

They are running on the same server and both files reside in seperate iframes on the same html page. When i refresh this page strange behaviour described in my initial post occurs.

[Bratzmeister]

Okay I found another detail about this issue. It seems like it only occurs with URLs as arguments for the new ICal() object creation. IF you use a file as Argument it works as expected. So chances are high that there is a problem with the ics-url as filename implementation in the class.

I have a working example here in this gist: https://gist.github.com/Bratzmeister/b6ce2e99007f2bf1aa5c
I think they are pretty self explanatory: You put them in the same directory the ics-parser-master directory resides in and open test.html. It will work as expected... now please enter an url to an ics-calendar file as argument and the problem I described initially will occur.

Please correct me if I am wrong.