excusion of "ai1ec_event" in the event detail url

same issue here, i renamed the slug but it gave me the 404 error.

me too. Nobody would have any idea?

i tried on https://community.time.ly/forum/troubleshooting/general_aa/997-excusion-of-ai1ec-event-in-the-event-detail-url#post1218

no result! horrible support forum

Same question here. I really want to get rid of “ai1ec_event”…Any luck so far?

Yes, it’s in the = args for custom post type = section

I changed that line to
‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘event’ ),

Then I went to settings>permalinks and saved, and it worked.

I’m sorry…you you please explain further? I dont want to screw this up. Here is the code from class-ai1ec-app-helper.php:

// =============================
		// = args for custom post type =
		// =============================
		$args = array(
			'labels'							=> $labels,
			'public' 							=> true,
			'publicly_queryable' 	=> true,
			'show_ui' 						=> true,
			'show_in_menu' 				=> true,
			'query_var' 					=> true,
			'rewrite' 						=> true,
			'capability_type'			=> array( 'ai1ec_event', 'ai1ec_events' ),
			'capabilities'        => array(
				'read_post'               => 'read_ai1ec_event',
				'edit_post'               => 'edit_ai1ec_event',
				'edit_posts'              => 'edit_ai1ec_events',
				'edit_others_posts'       => 'edit_others_ai1ec_events',
				'edit_private_posts'      => 'edit_private_ai1ec_events',
				'edit_published_posts'    => 'edit_published_ai1ec_events',
				'delete_post'             => 'delete_ai1ec_event',
				'delete_posts'            => 'delete_ai1ec_events',
				'delete_others_posts'     => 'delete_others_ai1ec_events',
				'delete_published_posts'  => 'delete_published_ai1ec_events',
				'delete_private_posts'    => 'delete_private_ai1ec_events',
				'publish_posts'           => 'publish_ai1ec_events',
				'read_private_posts'      => 'read_private_ai1ec_events' ),
			'has_archive' 				=> true,
			'hierarchical' 				=> true,
			'menu_position' 			=> 5,
			'supports'						=> $supports,
			'exclude_from_search' => $ai1ec_settings->exclude_from_search,
		);

Got the following to work on AI1EC 1.10 Standard and WordPress 3.6 :

Open wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/helper/class-ai1ec-app-helper.php. The line in question is line #198 and reads

'rewrite' => true,

If you have a hard time finding it, or you are not on AI1EC 1.10 Standard, search class-ai1ec-app-helper.php for “args for custom post type” (excluding quotation marks).

In that section, change 'rewrite' => true,

to

'rewrite' => array( 'slug' => 'event'),

You can replace ‘event’ to anything you want the permalink to be.

Save this file and then log in as an administrator to your WordPress installation. Go to Settings > Permalinks. Change the permalink format to something other than what it currently is. Hit “Save Changes” and the page will reload with your new settings. Select your previous settings (the permalink structure that you prefer…any one will do) and hit “Save Changes”.

Your AI1EC links should now not have “ai1ec_events” in the address.

However, mine does still have “instance_id” attached at the end…so if someone could help me out with that one, it would be much appreciated.