richnewman

You’re welcome.

One thing that might be worth checking is to take a look at Events > Settings > General > User Capabilities. Is everything checked for administrator? If not, make sure it is.

Bingo! That was it. Thanks so much.

Not that I know of. I am beginning to wonder if it makes more sense to uninstall and reinstall the plugin. I don’t need to keep whatever database of old events there is or anything else connected to the old version of the plug-in that I was using. Does that make sense?

Tried the “yoursite” URL. I got a message that says, “cheatin’ uh?”

I am logging in as the administrator and this is not a multisite installation. Any next steps?

Thanks.

As far as I can tell. Events Manager 5.5; WordPress 3.6.

Okay, now I have one more question. For some reason, the only two options I see under “Events” on the dashboard are “Settings” and “Help.” I haven’t yet had a chance to look through the documentation. I just want to know if the other options will show up after I take care of the settings or if this is a problem with the installation.

Thanks,

Richard

Yup! That did it. Thanks.

esmi–

Thanks for those suggestions. I will try them, but this seems kind of odd to me: I just logged onto my site, though, from home this time, and half the problem has disappeared. I can edit using the HTML editor and I can see the buttons for the visual editor, but I can’t type in the visual editor.

Again, thanks.

jdingman: I followed the directions for upgrading to 2.9: deleted the core files, downloaded 2.9 and the copied the core files back to my server. Everything now works fine. Again, my thanks.

Done and done, and everything seems to be working fine. Thanks so much!

apljdi: No, they didn’t tell me why. But please clarify something for me, since I am relatively new to this: How do I upload the core files without overwriting wp-contents? Do I need to back wp-contents up somewhere else and then put it back after I am done uploading the core files.

Thanks!