Unsupported operand types in /sites/all/modules/parser_ical/includes/ParserIcal.inc on line 38

Thanks, @loslesen - I also see from checking on the modules page that the module requires PHP 5.3 - I'm on PHP 5.2, so I suppose it won't work in any case. (That would also explain the error, I think.)

Must've missed that in the documentation. I also installed using Drush, so I didn't see the warning on the modules page until much later.

Arrgh. Is it really possible there's no way to pull iCal feeds into D7? Oh, my.

Thanks for taking the time here - hopeful a solution will be forthcoming soon and thanks for the work you're doing here, even if I can't use it yet... :(

OK - I've had PHP 5.3 installed on the server - now I get:

Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in /sites/all/modules/parser_ical/includes/ParserIcal.inc on line 38

Any ideas? Thanks much... standing by...

Changing the issue title...

Well, I tried it again carefully, successfully applied the patches and still no go. Also renamed the iCalcreator-2.12 folder to iCalcreator, which I hadn't done before. (The same error comes up using Date API, BTW.)

Despite the error on the configuration page as soon as you hit "mapping," I tried importing an iCal feed anyway and get the following error message, which may, perhaps, shed some light?

An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 200 Debugging information follows. Path: /batch?id=83&op=do StatusText: OK ResponseText: Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in /sites/all/modules/parser_ical/includes/ParserIcal.inc on line 38

For reference, lines 24-39 of the patched file are as follows:

/**
   * Implementation of FeedsParser::getMappingSources().
   */
  public function getMappingSources() {
    // Quirky work around. 
    // Want to have the sources as a property of the class,
    // but can't declare them with t(). 
    $sources = self::$sources;
    foreach ($sources as $key => &$value) {
      if ($key == 'name' || $key == 'description') {
        $value = t($value['name']);
      }
    }
    // parent::getMappingSources() triggers target creation too.
    return $sources + parent::getMappingSources();
  } 

also the following error on the mail feed creation page:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in ParserIcalFeeds->getMappingSources() (line 32 of /sites/all/modules/parser_ical/includes/ParserIcal.inc).

The offending line is the following:

foreach ($sources as $key => &$value) {

Any ideas what I might be doing wrong here? Thanks... standing by...