bkss

I tried to update to latest version 2.0.7, but it looks totally weird, please see:
https://www.bkss.se/arsprogram/
What has gone wrong?

I have given up this plug and use Google Calendar instead.
It’s a pity because I really liked AI1C when it worked…

Hi Jashan,

I don’t want to reenter the events, they are quite many by now…
But if that is the only option, how do I make a clean install of 2.0.5?
Do I delete the events via phpmyadmin or can I delete some folders with ftp?

I agree with you mlindi, I like All-in-one-Calendar as a plugin, it looks nice and has many features. What I don’t like is all the issues when upgrading. All other plugins on my site are easily upgraded with the standard procedure of upgrading.

BR,
Mikael

FYI, I have Version 1.10.5.
My problems started when trying to upgrade to 2.0.5…

I have always had a lot of issues when upgrading All-in-one Calendar…

BR,
Mikael

Hi,

I’ve got the same problem:
Fatal error: Call to a member function set_defaults() on a non-object in /home/mk/www/www-root/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/model/class-ai1ec-settings.php on line 306

I’ve tried everything above except for “Database -> wp_options, click option_name to sort and delete everything with ai1ec_, this will delete plugin settings but events will remain in the database and the plugin will be able to re-install.“
How do I get to Database -> wp_options???

BR,
Mikael

Hi Michael,

Thanks for your info, it works great!

/Mikael

I found a way of showing all the columns by changing the table style in the theme settings. But still I think the font is to small and there could be less space in the cells.

/Mikael

I’m not 100% sure anymore, but it was “YAPB Bulk Uploader” that caused the conflict. I started from the bottom of the list with plugins and if think it was the 2nd or 3rd from the bottom…

Hi Richard,

Problems solved! ??

It was another plug-in that caused the problem, when inactived, the calender looked as it should and when I reactivated the plugin again the calendar still works.
I also updated to 1.8.3 but will wait a little with the updating of Weaver. I downloaded it and activated it shortly but realised that a lot of setting had to be done before I go live with that theme.

Thanks a lot for your support!

BR,
Mikael

Hi Richard,

Thanks for your assistance, I will try your proposals after the weekend when I’m back home again. I’ll let you know…
But one quick question, we are using the theme Twenty Ten with 2010 Weaver.
If I try Twenty Eleven, can i easily go back to Twenty Ten with 2010 Weaver still intact?

BR,
Mikael

I’ve tried your proposal and it works fine!
I assumed that it was quite easy to fix, but could not figure that out based on the string /^\d+$/. And google could also not help me! ??

Thanks a lot for your help!

FYI, I also tried to change the name of the upload folder to upload (w/o the s in the end) and set this path in Settings->Media.
The only obvious change was that no images at all were shown on the website and WP still complained that there was no upload directory. So when I changed it all back again the images (header image for example) are shown again.

Who shall be the owner?
As it is now it’s the owner of the home-folder that also owns all subfolders including wp-content/uploads-folder.
Shall it be the owner that runs the web server that shall be the owner of the folders?

I’ve checked with the engineer at the hosting company and he can not understand how the ownership can be an issue when we have set 777 on all folders in the uploads-directory.
Do you mean something else maybe?

I’ll ask them to check this once again and let you know how it goes.

Thanks a lot for you assistance so far!

I was in contact with them yesterday, but we couldn’t figure out what was wrong. Non of us are WP-experts, do you have any suggestion what the server issue could be?