clemdia

Oh no, forgot I posted the question here:

In a nutshell, I need reading glasses. I kept seeing “6.1.1” as “6.6.1” for the entire 4+ hours I spent banging my head on the desk. Updated WP and the theme installed no problem, as expected.

Resolved. Thank you for your reply nonetheless.

Hi @geoffbel –

THANKS FOR THE REPLY…

I’d been testing in Safari and Chrome (logged in, logged out, as well as in “incognito/private” windows. Clearing the cache in the browsers seems to have solved this issue???

I tried nailing this down for a good 8 hours before posting here – never occurred to me it would be related to a browser caching issue, but clearly something janky ended up in both browser’s caches? Or maybe it’s something in the most recent Give update? No idea…

Best Regards,

@clemdia

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FWIW answers to the other bullets:

Telling if this happens as you are upgrading from the legacy views to the new ones?

It’s a new installation (not an upgrade, no old event posts). Only happened when “Enable updated designs for all calendar views” was checked (unchecking it eliminated the 403 error).

If you have any caching plugin installed?

No caching plugins (yet).

If you have any customizations in place for The Events Calendar?

A little CSS but that’s it. I assume you’re wondering about hooks? No hooks.

What theme you are using?

Using Twenty Twenty-One, and/or a 2021 child theme.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by clemdia.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by clemdia.

UPDATE:

The problem described comes from some conflict with W3 Total Cache (I’m on v 0.9.4.1), which was part of the optimized install from my hosting provider. So to the extent that another plugin is causing the issue, this topic can be marked as resolved.

However, if you have any insight as to what I might look for to resolve the conflict – I’m all ears!

Thanks!