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Figured this out. Took a little patience.

thanks. Just looking for a clean plugin for password only access that doesn’t require a username also.

Woo how! Works perfectly! Thank you.

Fixed with most recent update.

I tried that and the issue still persists.

I’m using Version: 1.8.4.7 of the plugin. The short code used was copied from your website: [pdb_list template=responsive class=”pdb-list-grid”]. I don’t know much about custom templates and I am not using one.

Are you saying I need copy files somewhere for this to work?

Yes, verified that I’m using the latest version which was updated a few days ago.

Issue still persists.

What is the recommendation for the event plugin to allow this type of functionality without use of another plugin?

There is a members only login for chapters members that gives them read-only access to private organization information – files, events, etc. I gave the role the following permissions: read_private_ai1ec_events, read_ai1ec_event, read_ai1ec_events. Should this not suffice?

I’m using the Members plugin by Justin Tadlock. I’ve set up a member-only role with all of the read permissions. We have member only events that we cannot have listed/viewable on the public side. We don’t want members to be able to edit/add any events or data.

I experienced the same issue on a newly created site.

We are using the latest version of WordPress 4.6.1.

I manually removed the plugin to get the site back up and running. I’m not finding any conditions and right now to remove; the plugin is inactive. I can’t activate it because of the error. Please advise. Site Address

I didn’t find <title>;however, I did familiarize myself with an SEO plugin and took care of it there – I think…

I just compared the current file to the original with template package and it’s not referenced in either.

How do I resolve this?

Because the home page displays it the way I would like in the browser tab.

What do I do for the other pages to show? It seemed to stop showing when used the images as the title on the sub pages.