adjamesmd7

Thank you for your reply!
We are using the Allium theme. I’m not sure how to tell what PageBuilder we are using. We use mainly the classic editor but not all the time. I am confused by the intermittent nature of the problem, and the fact that it doesn’t occur for me, just for the person who does most of the creating and editing.

Hello Darian,

Your plugin has been great until something else made it stop working for us. I didn’t set up our site, so I’m not sure who our hosting provider is.

Allen

Darian,

Thank you for the prompt. I was away on business for a week and then I was a week behind when I got back. I apologize for not getting back to you sooner, that was rude of me and I appreciate your patience.

I enabled debugging as you recommended, and it did not show up anything. I deleted all the events that I had, and deactivated and deleted the plugin. I tried some other plugins, and one of them worked, but I was not happy with the look. I put in a service ticket with our hosing provider, and they were unable to identify any problems on their end. In the end, after some discussion we decided to forgo the calendar, and we have deleted it from our site. After some time had passed, I reloaded the plugin and created a couple of test events, and I was still unable to display future months and got the same 400 error. This has been a learning experience for me, I am grateful for your advice and guidance. Even though I could not solve this problem, I learned a lot, and have been using the staging site for other changes I am trying to make.
For now, we are moving forward without a calendar. I may try again down the road and see if maybe future updates will take care of this problem. It actually saves me some work not having the calendar to update, so that’s the positive I’m going to take from this.

Thank you very much for your help!

Allen

Hello @abzlevelup, thank you for your suggestions. There was a typo in the URL in my original post, the correct URL is:

https://www.mishkandaviyd.com/

I tried flushing the permalinks as you suggested, and I still get the same 400 Bad Request error. I also get the same error when I try to change views from the month view to the day or list view.
I tried deleting all events (on our staging site) and starting over, creating new events, and that doesn’t seem to work either. When I’m working on the staging site, I get a 404 error instead of the 400 error I get on our active site. I also tried deactivating and deleting the events calendar plugin and then reinstalling and reactivating it (on our staging site). I still get the same 404 error.
Any suggestions you have are appreciated.

Darian,
Thank you for your reply.
I created a staging site, switched to Twenty Twenty theme, deactivated all plugins except WP Staging and The Events Calendar, cleared my cache, and tried to open the events calendar on the staging site.
The Calendar page displays a message that reads:
“The calendar block is hidden because there are no published posts.”
I have 235 published events, so I don’t know why I get that message. I created a new test event for today, and still get the same message.
If I go to the Events tab in the admin bar and select view calendar, it opens January 2023 and displays the month with events, including the new test event, but it will not display future months.
We do not have a caching plugin. I am not aware of any server-side caching.

Versions:
I don’t know how to determine the version of PHP.
WordPress version 6.1.1
The Events Calendar version 6.0.6.2
Theme is Allium version 1.0.4

Any advice or suggestion you have are greatly appreciated!

Thank you for your time.

Hello Abz,

The website is: https://www.mishkandaviyd.com

There was a typo in the original post.

Thank you for your response. I have been unable to figure this one out. Everything else on our site appears to be working normally except the events calendar. Any ideas you might have are greatly appreciated!

Thank you, that plugin allows me to use fonts that previously I could not access.