Hi Alrik,
Do you see any notice when the plugin is activated, is there any issue?
Thanks,
Ben
Thanks for the reply. I already had the plugin disabled for a while now. So I quickly activated it, added an event and clicked on a few things. Only one error occured:
Created calendar: Created calendar. Please reload this page to try again. If this error persists, please contact us at <a href="mailto:labs@time.ly" target="_top">labs@time.ly</a>. In your report please include the information below.<br/>API URL: https://api.time.ly/api/calendars.<br/>Detail: 401 - Unauthorized. - raw error: Array
This error only occured once during this testing after which I disabled the plugin again. I was unable to replicate the error. Since it only occured once I don’t know if it is of any relevance. If it is I can supply you with the information followed by that error?
Best regards,
Alrik
Edit:
I don’t mind deleting the plugin via ftp, but I thought that might leave a lot of orphaned data? I do have acces to phpMyAdmin so if necessary I can delete those orphaned tables.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by
alriknijdam.
Hi Alrik,
Unfortunately, it’s hard to know what causes this issue without checking your site, but you can always delete files via FTP and database data manually:
phpMyAdmin -> Database -> wp_options, click option_name to sort and delete everything with ai1ec. This should delete all plugin settings.
Event details can be found in the following tables:
wp_term_relationships, wp_term_taxonomy, wp_terms(Categories and Tags) and wp_posts table, wp_posts, wp_ai1ec_events and wp_ai1ec_event_instances tables
Best regards,
Ben
Very very happy with this full disclosure!!
I was able to delete everything, using a query containing LIKE '%ai1ec%'
This topic is resolved, thanks again!
Best regards,
Alrik
No problem Alrik, glad I could help.
Best regards,
Ben