loesshillshog

Excellent support.

THANK YOU!!! That is exactly what I was looking for. I sincerely appreciate your assistance.

Thank you for the response.

That helps,,, but what I’d ultimately like to do is to be able to limit visibility of the registered participants to only chapter members.

My chapter members do not have a login to the WordPress site. We use password protected pages for those parts of the site that is limited to members only.

Since the “free” version does not support shortcodes I’m trying to work out how I can allow the public to see the event, but only members who have access to a password protected page to see who’s participating. (This is due to security concerns. If we have a bunch of riders that are going out of town for a long time we don’t want the public to see who’s not going to be home)

Our chapter doesn’t have the budget to purchase the Pro version, so at this point I think I can use your code to protect the calendar, and then I’ll have to create a password protected page that will do some queries against the WP database to gather the events and the particpants and display them in an HTML table.

Any other suggestions would be appreciated!

Thanks again for your assistance.

Thank you! That took care of it.

Same here. Any suggestions?

The information from the referenced link worked. Thanks to Benjamin and jllarthur for your assistance.

The Calendar theme is:
Vortex 2.0.0-core by Timely Network Inc
The default All-in-One Event Calendar theme.
Tags: light, white, gray, blue

I don’t know if it significant or not, but once the “Blank Page” occurs, it can only be reset by renaming the plug-ins directory as mentioned above. Rebooting the machine doesn’t seem to have any effect.

The memory usage report immediately after a restart of the Apache HTTP server is:

PHP Version : 7.0.2 / 64Bit OS
Memory limit : 128 MB
Memory usage : 33.42 MB

My question has been answered. Thanks again.

Thank you. That was the solution.

I was able to determine the proper directory structure. In Step 2 of the installation instructions you should copy the contents of the gamma folder into your Theme Directory. The proper location to create your Theme Directory is [wp-root]/wp-content/themes-ai1ec/[your_desired_theme_name].
So, if I want to create a custom calendar theme named GammaChild, I would:

1. create the following directory structure: [wp-root]/wp-content/themes-ai1ec/[GammaChild].
2. Copy the contents of the [wp-root]/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/public/themes-ai1ec/gamma folder to [wp-root]/wp-content/themes-ai1ec/[GammaChild].
3. Proceed to make the necessary changes as directed in the remaining steps of the document.
4. Lastly, you need to use the WordPress Dashboard to activate the new calendar theme by opening the Events category and selecting your new theme in the Calendar Themes menu.

I’m having trouble with the guide you’ve referenced. At one point the guides states “You own custom themes are stored under [wp-root]/wp-content/themes-ai1ec. Later the guide says to copy the contents of “gamma” to a new folder in your Theme Directory called themes-ai1ec.

Does that mean that the contents of “gamma” should be copied to [wp-root]/wp-content/themes-ai1ec, or should they be copied to [wp-root]/wp-content/themes/themes-ai1ec, or maybe event [wp-root]/wp-content/themes/[my_custom_theme]/themes-ai1ec?

Any help would be truly appreciated!