What version of My Calendar is installed?
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Was the latest. Upgraded to version 2 this morning. Still having the same problem. Also each time I do an upgrade it failed and I have to restart the installation over again.
Thanks
It sounds like your issue is database update related; if you want to manually remove each database table, they are as follows:
{wp}_my_calendar
{wp}_my_calendar_categories
{wp}_my_calendar_locations
{wp}_my_calendar_events
Given that your upgrade is failing, you may find that the fourth table is missing; it’s a new table in version 2.0. “WP” is in curly braces to indicate that it is variable by installation, and your database prefix may not be the same; that’s the default.
If you want assistance working through this update, please submit a support request – I’m glad to help, but will need more installation-specific information to know where the issue might lie.
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Thank you for getting back to me, musch appreciated and Great support. I will start the troubleshooting and get back to you if my attempt failed.
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Hi again,
Still having the same problem, not able to write on the database. I removed the databases and did a clean install, same issue even after I clicked on update databases. Weird?
It sounds a lot like your MySQL user just doesn’t have permission to create or modify databases – the My Calendar method for adding tables is entirely standard to WordPress. Can you check what permissions your MySQL user has?
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Thanks for getting back,
After I removed the databases and reinstall My Calendar, I can view all 4 databases in my SQL.
The problem is only when I’m adding events in My Calendar. I can add Categories without any issues.
Here is the message:
Erreur: Désolé ! Impossible d’ajouter l’évènement dans la base de données.
Translation In english:
Error: Sorry! Can not add the event in the database.
Thanks
Well, that’s very strange. I have once before come across a very weird plug-in conflict which prevented users from submitting events to My Calendar — it was a plug-in which aggressively rewrote the value of one of the key parameters in My Calendar’s POST array. Maybe that’s the case – if your database is being created correctly, then it seems like it’s a different issue.
Can you send me a support request? That would give me a list of your installed plug-ins so I could check for issues. Alternately, disable all your other plug-ins and see whether that allows you to post events; if so, then it’s definitely a plug-in conflict. You can re-enable plug-ins one at a time and test to see which one is the blocker.
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Hi again,
Thanks for your email, My calendar version 1.11 and up is no longer working with Sermon Browser plugin (http://www.sermonbrowser.com/).
Thanks for all your help
Can you be more specific? I just installed Sermon Browser and then went to add an event, using the latest version of My Calendar, and did not have any difficulty. Is there a specific conflict between Sermon Browser and My Calendar that you can cite?
