S_White

This must be my issue. I have quick cache installed and I have to manually save the opening hours daily for it to display correctly. Would be nice if there was a cache plugin that had the ability for exceptions or if something could be done with this plugin to play nice with cache plugins. If anyone knows anything–I am also interested.

I had a similar issue with this application. My theory is the problem is due to a bug with using special characters in the event title. When using parenthesis and/or apostrophes I wasn’t able to add the event to the database–It would however create the post. Try adding your event with only normal characters (no parenthesis, apostrophes, etc.)

My only other line of thinking is that your issue is due to redundant posts within the database. Try accessing your sql database and clearing the appropriate tables. I cleared all events listed under “wp_em_main” on my db and also cleared all “problematic” posts within “wp_posts.”

Hope it works for you,
Shawn

I had a similar issue with this application. My theory is the problem is due to a bug with using special characters in the event title. When using parenthesis and/or apostrophes I wasn’t able to add the event to the database–It would however create the post. Try adding your event with only normal characters (no parenthesis, apostrophes, etc.)

My only other line of thinking is that your issue is due to redundant posts within the database. Try accessing your sql database and clearing the appropriate tables. I cleared all events listed under “wp_em_main” on my db and also cleared all “problematic” posts within “wp_posts.”

Hope it works for you,
Shawn