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  • Brook

    (@brook-tribe)

    Howdy Hank,

    The Events pages do not have their own feed. That’s not a feature they offer. If you would like to see them add one, please suggest it! We appreciate the feedback.

    The Events Calendar: Suggest a feature

    Cheers!
    – Brook

    Thread Starter Hank_Chinasky

    (@hank_chinasky)

    Hello and thanks for the reply.

    I keep getting 404 errors in my 404 monitor Google looking for those feeds at http://www.mysite.com/event/actual-event/feed.

    Why is Google looking overthere for a feed?

    Regards,
    Hank

    Brook

    (@brook-tribe)

    Howdy Hank,

    It is likely that a plugin or your theme is linking to that for all posts, but unfortunately it will not exist for all of WordPress’ Custom Post Types so in some cases you will get a 404. This is one of those cases, as the events are a Custom Post Type.

    You might open up your event’s page source and search through it for a link to /feed. If it has one, then you might try disabling plugins one at a time, and switching themes, until the link goes away. Once you have identified what is linking to this non-existant page you might be able to modify it to not link there. Or, if it’s an SEO plugin it might even have a setting to disable this.

    I hope you can find the culprit. Cheers!
    – Brook

    Thread Starter Hank_Chinasky

    (@hank_chinasky)

    Hello Brook,

    Thanks for the answers and possible solutions.

    Google is probably reading this post also since the 404’r don’t occur anymore?

    Thanks again,
    Hank

    Plugin Contributor Brian

    (@brianjessee)

    Glad it worked itself out.

    If you have any insight into the future about this please share.

    Otherwise I am marking this resolved for today.

    Thanks

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