judahstevenson

Ok I just deleted the plugin and started over and everything is working now. I suspect that the problem was related to changes I had made to all of my post pages, including making custom templates. Can’t point to one thing in particular but the plugin was working correctly when I installed and styled it. Somewhere along the way I broke it but now it’s working again. I’m running 3.0 and plugin version 1.6.5.

On this new install of the plugin I also decided to create my custom view templates into their own folder within my theme (wp-content -> themes -> events) as the developer recommends so that they won’t get overwritten everytime I upgrade the plugin or reinstall.

I encountered this problem running 3.0.4 on IIS6. It seemed to be triggered by the creation of additional categories, because previously I had entered two events on the site (still under development) and tested them and styled them. No problems.

Today I added about 5 more categories to the site and began building a blog-style news page. I created a few more posts and assigned them the new “news” category, created a page for them, added styles, etc, no problem.

Then I began entering in some new events. They were added to the grid view of the calendar just fine. And they also appeared in the list view just fine. But when I clicked on the post title (the permalink) I would get a Page Not Found error every time. I tried removing the new categories, turning off pretty urls, resetting my permalink structure, and nothing seemed to work. I also checked for plugin conflicts but still no dice.

Researching solutions I came across this thread and implemented the fix detailed above by @monodistortion (mostly out of desperation, my wordpress install is at the root of the site and I’m using custom permalink structure, but that’s the case with all of my installs and I’ve never encountered this bug before…). Swapping out that line of code fixed the issue.

Posting my experience in case it is useful for anyone else. Honestly not sure of the mechanics behind what I changed or why it happened to work.

I was also experiencing problems with a fresh 3.1 install on IIS 6. I was getting a redirect loop when trying to access the front-end of the site which I solved by installing a plug-in, but later realized that jquery was failing to load correctly on the back-end. After trying to chase down a solution to the javascript problem I decided to the just downgrade per the instructions detailed by @echodave above.

I have a feeling that IIS is behind the problems (it usually is with phantom problems like these on our wp installs), but I’m not capable of accurately diagnosing that.

The downgrade was totally painless so I think I’ll just hold off on 3.1 for now.

Thanks for the fix, replacing the install.php and the upgrade.php files did the trick. I ran the upgrade but still received an error about the tables not being created. So I deactivated and re-activated the plugin and everything is working.

I am also experiencing a failure of the date-picker. I’ve tried the javascript fix provided above to no effect. I also made sure that I was using the appropriate permalinks format. Still nothing.

Here is my events page: http://seniorconnection.illuminage.com/category/events/month

I’ve noticed that a few of the last posters(freshmint, thebushman) now have the issue resolved on their sites. Could any of you post the solution that finally worked?