[Plugin: Events Manager] events-recurring error 404

Hi @datibus,

another way is to start from the beginning in this way we can simulate what causes the error (atleast on your side);

To do:
1. backup everything
2. uninstall EM and wp (clear everything incl. database)
3. install wp and use default theme
4. install latest version of EM without any plugin
5. now, you can test again and if error still persist; inform us.

as of now, I’m still doing some test based on your latest instructions

I recommend him to install another script on another path (another subdomain) to test it before he uninstall the exsisting one

@queeneve

that is also a good advice; if everything works using the default setup then a conflicting plugin/theme might be the cause.

Hi

I installed a new wordpress blog in a different domain, then I installed the plugin, and I have not changed anything else.

I created a recurring event “prueba”.

I created a template with the recurring = “1”

I created a page that uses that template.

I opened the page and when click on the event it shows me the 404.

Then I modified the em-post.php file changing the line 341 for this:

‘rewrite’ => array (‘slug’ => EM_POST_TYPE_EVENT_SLUG, ‘with_front’ => false),

I reopened the page, and clicking on the event it opens correctly.

Then open the plugin settings without changing anything and I saved the changes.

I reopened the page and error 404 is displayed again.

It can be seen at:
https://datibus.com/proyectos/pradillo/?page_id=19

All I wanna do is to have 4 pages that display event listings:

1. Page that lists the current events of category 1
2. Page showing past events of category 1
3. Page that lists the current events of category 2
4. Page showing past events of category 2

So I thought that the solution would be to create four different templates setting attributes, recurring scope and category, and then four pages using those templates. But perhaps I have not raised the correct solution and there is another way to make it easy.

If you think there is another solution to get it, please show me how.

thanks.

just refer back to the short codes it has the solution for all the requirments

I’ve also noticed that recurrent events tend to then link to 404 pages. (event pages not created)

It doesn’t happen everytime. I don’t know the pattern exactly.

I have disabled recurrent events until this is resolved.

Thanks,
Joshua Guffey

Hi:

@queeneve: I have use short codes instead of templates but the problem doesn’t change. Thank you very much for the advice.

@joshua Guffey: I cannot disable recurrent events because all my events are of this type. If I create simple events then the lists cannot show me just one item per recurring event.

I do not get out which is the pattern that produces this error, all I have notice is that if I save the settings I get the error 404, so if I want to change any aspect of the configuration I must to do by editing the core php files, and I do not like because then every time I update the plugin I have to repeat those changes back into php files.

Thanks.

why do u want to use the link of the event why do not you use the page with the events
by the way i have the same 404 problem , but for me i donot need it as i use a page with categories of events

i would like to help you if you , please send me your email

Hi queeneve,

this is my email: [email protected]

Thanks!

I’ve definitely given up, it seems that recurring events do not work well.

I’ll do what I recommended queeneve: I’ll use simple events and try to simulate the operation of recurring events duplicating and marking the latter event with a category “show on the list.”

(I don’t know how to close this topic, it’s not solved but I think that can be given by closed)

Thanks for the help!