brettwyker

Unfortunately, I can’t give you the direct link, since it’s on the admin side of our live site. However, here is what it looks like:

Time Picker

This error was occurring because the data/ca-certificates.crt file is not included in the PHP installation. I got passed it by:

1. Getting the ca-certificates.crt file here

2. Creating a folder in wp-content\plugins\stripe-gateway-for-events-manager-pro\lib\ called “data”

3. Moving the ca-certificates.crt into the new /data folder

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by brettwyker.

I am having the same issue. Were you able to resolve? If so, can you please explain how?

Thank you.

Thanks for the response. Sorry I did not mention it in my original post, but, yes, I’ve tried this. I created the /events/ page (along with the sub pages), with and without the word “CONTENTS” in the body (I believe “CONTENTS” was included in the original event page by default). When I view this /events/ page before I assign it as the Event Page in the List/Archives setting, I just get a blank page (or “CONTENTS” if I included that). Then, once I assign the page as the Event Page in the List/Archives setting and go to view the /events/ page, it gives me the “404 (PAGE NOT FOUND)” error, as if the page no longer exists. Accordingly, when I use my search form, the search goes to the /events/ page and comes back with the same error.

One other thing worth mentioning, my site is set up outside of the main directory (not sure why), so the pages are actually like this: https://mysite.com/index.php/events. I don’t think this would matter if I am manually assigning the page to be used as the events page, but did notice it affects the archive page. If I have the archive events turned on in the setting the events page with the list of events is not on the defualt https://mysite.com/events, but rather https://mysite.com/index.php/events. In other words, if I don’t assign an event page and have the archives on, I get the 404 error at /events and a working events page at /index.php/events. If I use the search form with these setting, the search tries to go to https://mysite.com/events NOT /index.php/events and gives me the 404 error. I figured out how to change the /events/ slug to /index.php/events and I’m still having the same problem.

Also, for what its worth, I am using the latest version of the X theme (4.6.4) and have also tried this using version: 3.3.1 of the Fruitful theme. Same results.

Appreciate any help fixing this.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by brettwyker.

Angelo – checking in on the updates to recurring events. Have an ETA yet? The non-static ID is killing me! ??

SO, for now, to hide the option for editing recurring events, I simply commented out this line in templates/tables/event.php

<a href="<?php /* echo esc_url($EM_Event->get_edit_reschedule_url()); ?>"><?php _e ( 'Edit Recurring Events', 'events-manager'); */?></a>`

Not a perfect solution. Ideally, it would be better to allow editing and maintain a static event_id. Possible?

Thanks, I’ll give that a try.

I had this happen to me, but realized I was not selecting the country under the address section. It’s required and you cannot publish unless you select the country. Hope that helps.