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So weird — I got the email notice from your second message, but not your first!

First I poked around to find the Whitelist, and added the URL where my form was. Not sure if I did it right though. Then I turned off the Firewall, and THEN I realized I had to turn on “Anyone can register” in my Settings menu. OOPS! Then the “register here” link showed up under the login link. I tested while not logged in already, and it worked! Next I turned the Firewall back to “Learning” (and successfully tested) where I will let it stay for a week or so.

I did not see a “Live Traffic” area in the admin side.

Thanks!

Adding .ai1ec-event-title {display:block!important;} made it work. I am not sure what CSS in my theme would make that specific title not display, but I’m satisfied.

Thanks!

I’m not sure what errors you’re getting, but you could try this. I wasn’t able to add new posts or upload media, and this solved both.

• Go into phpMyAdmin for your WP database.
• Select the wp_posts table.
• Go to Structure view.
• In the ID field, see whether AUTO_INCREMENT is in the Extras column.
• If not, click “change” on the ID row, find “A_I” or Auto Increment, and check/select it.

Do the same for wp_postmeta. While you are at it, look for other tables that have “ID” that is not set to AUTO_INCREMENT.

Let me know if this helps! I only found it because our old install was working, so I could look directly at the two phpMyAdmin screens and compare them.

This happened to me too after migrating my database from an earlier version.

I was able to SOLVE it by going into phpMyAdmin for my database.

• Select the wp_posts table.
• Go to Structure view.
• In the ID field, see whether AUTO_INCREMENT is in the Extras column.
• If not, click “change” on the ID row, find “A_I” or Auto Increment, and check/select it.

Do the same for wp_postmeta. While you are at it, look for other tables that have “ID” that is not set to AUTO_INCREMENT.

Let me know if this helps! I only found it because our old install was working, so I could look directly at the two phpMyAdmin screens and compare them.

PS: I wasn’t able to add new posts or upload media, and this solved both.

I’m not sure this will work for you, since the error messages are different, but you can try this at least.

• Go into phpMyAdmin for your database.
• Select the wp_posts table.
• Go to Structure view.
• In the ID field, see whether AUTO_INCREMENT is in the Extras column.
• If not, click “change” on the ID row, find “A_I” or Auto Increment, and check/select it.

Do the same for wp_postmeta. While you are at it, look for other tables that have “ID” that is not set to AUTO_INCREMENT.

Let me know if this helps! I only found it because our old install was working, so I could look directly at the two phpMyAdmin screens and compare them.

PS: I wasn’t able to add new posts or upload media, and this solved both.

This happened to me too after migrating my database from an earlier version.

I was able to SOLVE it by going into phpMyAdmin for my database.

• Select the wp_posts table.
• Go to Structure view.
• In the ID field, see whether AUTO_INCREMENT is in the Extras column.
• If not, click “change” on the ID row, find “A_I” or Auto Increment, and check/select it.

Do the same for wp_postmeta. While you are at it, look for other tables that have “ID” that is not set to AUTO_INCREMENT.

Let me know if this helps! I only found it because our old install was working, so I could look directly at the two phpMyAdmin screens and compare them.

PS: I wasn’t able to add new posts or upload media, and this solved both.