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Turns out the offending plugin that was in conflict was Yoast SEO. I’ve had to deactivate it for now. I may need to migrate to All-In-One SEO unless I hear that the conflict has been resolved.

problem appears here:
https://www.mbbanyc.org/mbba-calendar/

must be a conflict with another plugin that didn’t exist before.

BTW, I also have the extended views installed and was using Posterboard.

I’m continuing to check

I’ve tried several options with the [ai1ec …] shortcode display, and nothing seems to work!

I think I sent you on a wild goose chase – sorry. Not sure what happened, but when I finally completed the migration at GoDaddy, things started working again. The final step was going from a ‘dev’ subdomain version of the site to the ‘www’ version of the site. As far as I can see that was the only difference.

Thank you so much for your response….!

both links should be followed with /eventbrite

forgot to say – using child theme of twentythirteen

The listing shows up fine at https://www.mbbanyc.org/ but clicks to individual events result in a 404 error. I’ve looked through other messages and have tried various solutions, but can’t get this to work on GoDaddy live host (full site uses SSL). On my dev site at BlueHost (https://www.tworiversystems.com/mbba/ – no SSL), it works like a charm. Here are the issues I’ve tried to work through: I’ve changed GoDaddy php to 5.4.19; rewrite rules show Eventbrite 2nd from top; SSL is used sitewide at GoDaddy; created a new page, assigning Eventbrite template to page, but no change. I have phpinfo.php installed in root directory, if that helps. (Not sure what the permissions change on *.php refers to.)

Would you please give a simple example of a call to access-cap-times? Not sure how to pull out the latest date. Thanks.

I had the same problem and was using NextGen Nivo Slider and Gallery. I had to disable both plugins and the Menu Toggle works again. NextGen does say that the Slider works up to 3.5.2 (as of 8/7/13).