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  • Hi,

    I’m having the same problem as @fidosmarket (using WP 3.0 and WP-EC 6.6.2), where the mouseover hover tooltip is no longer showing up on the sidebar calendar. It’s not urgent, as the details do display if the date is clicked upon, but it would be nice to have it back! The 6.6.2 update / patch has been awesome at solving everything else, so many thanks for that! 🙂

    @localvibe – I saw that there’s a solution to the multiple events problem on the Events Calendar website. Hope that helps you.

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    In reply to: events calendar plug in

    There’s a post on the WP Events Calendar site forum that might help you with the date issue.

    Can’t help with the mouseover, I’m afraid – I’m having the same problem!

    I’ve been having the same problem – I tried deactivating all my plugins with no result.

    Then, because I have the post screen set to 1 column, I thought, why not, and changed it to two… and there were the Categories, Tags, and Post sections. Bizarre! I’ve now moved them back over, reactivated all plugins including Simple Tags and everything’s fine.

    Thread Starter soulstar

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    @otto42 – I’ve just heard back from my hosting company and you’re quite right, it is the mod_security on Apache that’s causing the problem. (To quote “As your URL string contains two http:// calls, the server blocks the request as it suspects that the software is attempting to run an exploit, by calling a third party website to download potentially harmful material onto the server.”) However, they don’t allow that to be turned off with .htaccess, hence your fix not working. They are going to run some updates on the servers though, which should solve things. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction – I’m sure it wouldn’t be on the way to being sorted out so quickly otherwise!

    Lou

    Thread Starter soulstar

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    @otto42 – just to clarify, I tried the .htaccess solution you suggested. I’m not actually sure if I have mod_security running, but I’ll check with my host. Thanks again!

    Thread Starter soulstar

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    Thanks Otto42 – doesn’t look like that’s it, though. However, I have done a test install of 2.6 on my other host which behaved just as it should, so I can at least go to host no.1 and tell them that. Perhaps they’ll have some ideas.

    oimdiane – I don’t think your problem is the same as mine: mine seems to be something that my server isn’t doing. Yours looks like a problem with the code on the page /blahblah/edit-form-advanced.php – have you tried deleting that page from your server and re-uploading it, or since you’re having problems with both your site and your client’s, re-downloading WP to make sure that you’ve got a correct copy of that page. I know that’s probably really obvious advice though (and I’m clearly not one to talk). However, I think I have seen others with similar difficulties when I’ve been searching here, so it’s worth having a rummage about. Good luck!

    Lou

    Thread Starter soulstar

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    More on this – I tried upgrading to 2.6 and still had the exact same problem. I’ve downgraded to 2.3.3 and all is fine … but of course that’s not my ideal situation 😉

    Having looked at the changelogs for 2.5, I see that the code for redirecting after saving on the post.php and page.php pages have been changed and standardised, so I guess that’s where the hiccup is happening. Apparently my server doesn’t like the new code. Can anyone give me any more info on this so that I can try making some reasonably sensible requests of my webhost to see if I can get the problem ironed out that way?

    With fingers crossed (except when I’m typing),

    Lou

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