Hi,
The plugin does not write to the .htaccess file : if you delete it, it will bring your blog back to vanilla behaviour. There are no permanent redirects, just filters used when the plugin is active.
Try to deactivate the plugin, delete it and clear your cache (cache plugin and browser).
The plugin does not redirect the backend to the frontend – could you please provide the list of plugins you are using?
Thanks,
Matt
When i deactivate The Events Calendar plugin the problem is fixed. However, that plugin was already working before I installed and uninstalled your plugin. I’ve tried deleting and re-installing The Events Calendar, but still no fix.
I appreciate your swift response, a bit puzzled by the situation myself.
Thanks
Hi,
Have you updated events Calendar recently ?
I had a look of the Events Calendar support page : it seems to have a lot of issues in its last version. I also notice that they touch permalinks, you might want to raise the issue with their plugin authors.
Meanwhile, you could try to :
– check the .htaccess at the root for leftover code
– check the .htaccess in the /wp-admin/ folder
– reset permalinks in Settings > Permalinks
Thanks,
Matt
