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thanks agelownl!

Hi queeneve,

this is my email: [email protected]

Thanks!

Hi:

@queeneve: I have use short codes instead of templates but the problem doesn’t change. Thank you very much for the advice.

@joshua Guffey: I cannot disable recurrent events because all my events are of this type. If I create simple events then the lists cannot show me just one item per recurring event.

I do not get out which is the pattern that produces this error, all I have notice is that if I save the settings I get the error 404, so if I want to change any aspect of the configuration I must to do by editing the core php files, and I do not like because then every time I update the plugin I have to repeat those changes back into php files.

Thanks.

Hi

I installed a new wordpress blog in a different domain, then I installed the plugin, and I have not changed anything else.

I created a recurring event “prueba”.

I created a template with the recurring = “1”

I created a page that uses that template.

I opened the page and when click on the event it shows me the 404.

Then I modified the em-post.php file changing the line 341 for this:

‘rewrite’ => array (‘slug’ => EM_POST_TYPE_EVENT_SLUG, ‘with_front’ => false),

I reopened the page, and clicking on the event it opens correctly.

Then open the plugin settings without changing anything and I saved the changes.

I reopened the page and error 404 is displayed again.

It can be seen at:
https://datibus.com/proyectos/pradillo/?page_id=19

All I wanna do is to have 4 pages that display event listings:

1. Page that lists the current events of category 1
2. Page showing past events of category 1
3. Page that lists the current events of category 2
4. Page showing past events of category 2

So I thought that the solution would be to create four different templates setting attributes, recurring scope and category, and then four pages using those templates. But perhaps I have not raised the correct solution and there is another way to make it easy.

If you think there is another solution to get it, please show me how.

thanks.

I just tried what you’ve written but does not work.

I have data on the blog but not too much, I’m not sure but I’m beginning to think that it take less time to start again than to find a solution.

queeneve, I am very very very grateful for the support you’re giving me, thanks a lot!

Thank you very much queeneve.

I have done all this things, uninstall, remove files, install, reset the plugin…

It seems to be something that does not reset when I do all that things, I don’t know what else I can do, so I think I have no choice but to uninstall and reinstall worpress and try again using the plugin ??

See if you have items in the trash and delete them.

Hope this helps.

Hi queeneve:

Thanks a lot for your words.

I did what you suggested, but does not work, recurring event page still shows a 404.

Hi:

I followed all the steps you have written, but the problem persists, I mean, I uninstalled the plugin, I deleted the files, I reinstalled the plugin, I created a recurring event and when I open the page I get a 404.

Do you think there is anything else I can try?

Hello:

Please, I need an events plugin working urgently, and I have no idea if my problem can be solved, just tell me if you think you may have a solution or is better to try with another plugin.

Thank you very much.

Hi agelown:

First of all, I am sorry because the site is private so you cannot see it unless you have a user, but if you want it I could create a user for you.

Please excuse me if I don’t express myself correctly, English is not my native language but I try to do my best.

This is what I have done:

From the WP plugin interface:
– uninstall
– delete plugin
– add new plugin: Events Manager 5.1.5
– active the plugin

Then I create a recurring event, but notice that:
– if I put the mouse over the “Events” menu option it doesn′t show me the events recurring option (https://www.datibus.es/events-manager/recurring-event-does-not-appear.jpg)
– if I click on “Events” menu option now I can see the recurring event option (https://www.datibus.es/events-manager/recurring-event-appear.jpg)
– so, I click on recuring events option and create one of it:
– writting a title: “testing recurring event”
– some text: “bla bla bla”
– select a begin and end dates: from 19/04/2012 to 22/04/2012
– select “This event does not have a physical location.”
– publish the event

Then I open a page which is using the next template:

<?php
/*
 * Template Name: Espectaculos actuales
 * This page displays a list of events, called during the em_content() if this is an events list page.
 * You can display events however you wish, there are a few variables made available to you:
 *
 * $args - the args passed onto EM_Events::output()
 *
 */

get_header();
?>
    <div id="main-col">
<?php suffusion_before_begin_content(); ?>
	  <div id="content">
<?php
$events_count = EM_Events::count( apply_filters('em_content_events_args', $args) );
$args['limit'] = get_option('dbem_events_default_limit');
$args['page'] = (!empty($_REQUEST['page']) && is_numeric($_REQUEST['page']) )? $_REQUEST['page'] : 1;

$args['recurring']='1';
if( $events_count > 0 ){
	echo EM_Events::output( $args );
	}else{
	echo get_option ( 'dbem_no_events_message' );
}
?>
      </div><!-- content -->
	</div><!-- main col -->
<?php get_footer(); ?>

And the page show me this: https://www.datibus.es/events-manager/list.jpg

When I click on the event it open another page:
https://www.datibus.es/events-manager/recurring-event-404.jpg
the url: https://teatropradillo.com/events-recurring/testing-recurring-event/

The next thing I have done is to modify the em-post.php file in order to show the event and no the recurring-events template.
I change the 441 line and write this:
'rewrite' => array('slug' => EM_POST_TYPE_EVENT_SLUG,'with_front'=>false),

So now when I click on the event it open the page I want:
https://www.datibus.es/events-manager/recurring-event-ok.jpg

the url is this one: https://teatropradillo.com/events/testing-recurring-event/

which automatically redirects to: https://teatropradillo.com/events/testing-recurring-event-2012-04-19/

So, althoug the url https://teatropradillo.com/events-recurring/testing-recurring-event/ does not work I could use the other one OK: https://teatropradillo.com/events/testing-recurring-event/

But a new problem appears if I use the events manager settings, because if, without doing any change, I click on the save button: https://www.datibus.es/events-manager/settings.jpg

then the url that was working (https://teatropradillo.com/events/testing-recurring-event/) stops working and shows me a 404 error page.

If you want you can see the default permalinks here: https://www.datibus.es/events-manager/permaling-slugs-detail.jpg

as you can see there is no the recurring events permalink option one and I am not sure if I see it the first time I install the plugin.

I don’t know what to do, I think when I uninstall and delete the files it doesn′t clean all, something remains and gives problems, is it possible?, and if this is the problem, what can I do to resolve it?

Thanks a lot.

Hi agelonwl:

I haven’t change the default permalinks. I have returned to uninstall and reinstall the plugin and I have noticed that if I go into the settings, without making any changes, hit the save button, suddenly I can not see any event, since they all show the error 404.