Same thing happened to me, everything stopped as I too had no keywords defined. As a workaround I had to add my keywords (semi colon delimited) within gc_Keyword (plugin>advanced). Another issue is the calendar (plugin>calendar) is no longer being displayed (definitely not a show stopper).
Stuart, Thank you for your work on this plugin. I appreciate it.
My Google Calendar II plugin was auto updated to V 2.2 last night so my system wasn't working like it did before.
Documentation (V1.5) says that
If no keyword is set then any event will enable the plugin to trigger
I haven't specified any keyword in the plugin since I want the plugin to get tripped on all calendar events. The problem is that the icon only gets half-lit and the "Tripped"-property won't change from 0 to 1. Only way I can get it to work is by specifying a keyword.
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.
Ah well ..... since I was trying to maintain the behavior of the original ..... I 'fixed' a 'bug' in my code since the intent was that -- with no keyword set, the plugin itself did not 'trigger' on each and every event but instead your scene would be set-up to react to "An event has specified name" and therefore simplify the use (i.e. so you did not have to react to each and every trigger). The documentation needs to be tidied up ......
Obviously this broke the plugin for your use case .....
Attached is a patched version (just the one file) which you can download and try
EDIT: Attachment removed due to silly syntax error on my part - patched patch several posts below
There is a new variable gc_triggerNoKeyword which defaults to false. You will need to set it to true in the advanced tab and should have the previous behavior restored.
I'll carry this forward to GCal3 which I will release shortly ....
Let me know if it works - it was a minor change and since I'm working on GCal3 (and have to get to my day job) did not test it .....