Posts are successfully published, but in the Calendar view they are still marked as “Unpublished.”

Detailed steps

❗ Issue Description

Posts are successfully published, but in the Calendar view they are still marked as “Unpublished.”

🔍 Root Cause

This usually happens when required PHP extensions (MySQL / PDO / Intl) are missing or disabled, so the system cannot correctly update or sync the post status in the database.

✅ Required PHP Configuration

🔹 Step 1: PHP Version

• Use PHP 8.3 (as shown in your screenshot)

• After selecting PHP 8.3, enable the extensions below

🔹 Step 2: Enable Required PHP Extensions

✅ Database / MySQL Extensions (CRITICAL)

You must enable ALL of the following:

• ✅ mysqli

• ✅ mysqlnd

• ✅ nd_mysqli

• ✅ nd_pdo_mysql

• ✅ pdo

• ✅ pdo_mysql

⚠️ If any one of these is missing, the system will fail to update the publish status, and the Calendar will show incorrect results.

✅ Internationalization

• ✅ intl

Used for:

• Date & time handling

• Timezone conversion

• Calendar synchronization

✅ Recommended Core Extensions

These should also be enabled:

• ✅ json

• ✅ mbstring

• ✅ curl

• ✅ openssl

• ✅ fileinfo

• ✅ zip

• ✅ xml

• ✅ tokenizer

🔄 Step 3: Restart PHP / Web Server

After enabling the extensions:

• Restart PHP

• Restart Apache / Nginx

• If using aaPanel, restart the PHP service

🧪 Step 4: Verify

1. Publish a new post

2. Open the Calendar

3. The post status should now display as:

   • ✅ Published

   • ❌ No longer Unpublished

⚠️ Important Notes

• Do NOT use pdo_sqlite for production

• Use MySQL / MariaDB only

• Always re-check PHP extensions after server migration or PHP upgrade

✅ Conclusion

Once the correct PHP extensions are enabled (especially mysqlnd, nd_pdo_mysql, pdo_mysql, and intl), the Calendar will correctly sync and display the published status.