Barry

I tried, had the same question. I wish there was a notice when plugins were taken off the directory — and why — rather than remove it completely.

Could you share where you found it and/or how you did it?

I started having a very similar problem the past couple days.

look in index.php in each directory — if you see something other than the regular wordpress php, possibly starting with

<?php
//{{1311051f

then you’ve been hacked:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4940679/my-site-got-defaced-how-to-protect-myself-on-shared-hosting

Fix here:
https://frazierit.com/blog/?p=103

Apparently it’s a “man in the middle” hack — usually done to those who are logging in via FTP, which sends login/pass via cleartext.

Well, it started working now – our issue was specifically for the widget. I honestly am not sure if it started working due to something specific I did as I have been changing settings back and forth, or if something at Constant Contact changed, but it’s working now. In the widget we have “show list selection” unchecked, and the contact list we do want people signed up for checked.

On the page based signup form I went ahead and implemented the custom signup form here rather than use the PHP in the page like above: https://developer.constantcontact.com/samples/custom_signup_forms

I hope this helps at least a little for anyone having this “Please select 1 list.” problem.

Hi, we have been having this problem as well with the 2.01 version of the plugin – anyone signing up for the newsletter gets the “Please select 1 list.” message.

I did upgrade to the 2.1.1 version of the plugin just now, and still, the same issue. We did not upgrade to 3.1 (we are at 3.04).

Anyone find a way around this? Our site is at https://www.queenofthesun.com/

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Well, for better or worse, I accomplished what I set out to do using:

1. Redirection plugin – create rule for all logged-in users to go to /index.php at home, and all non-logged in users are sent to /index.html
2. Disable Canonical URL redirection plugin
3. and adding this on the first line in the .htaccess file to reorder html and php in order to have wordpress and the above plugins take over:
   DirectoryIndex index.php index.html

Going to move it over to the live site and see how that goes — once I go live I’ll disable each of these plugins and erase that line from the .htaccess file.

But, I don’t think I’ll try this again, It just so happens that I think in this particular setup I have going it’s going to be easier, but in the future I think I’ll develop in a subfolder and move it over when going live.

Hmm. Me too, just started today in the site I’m developing.

Thanks for the thoughts on this.

I don’t want to use another index file – just default to the one that is there, so I can keep the current html files in the same directory.

I am developing it in a dev subdomain right now on the server, and can move it. The reason I want to do this is because I want to hook up all the things that need APIs — facebook, twitter, feedburner, google analytics, rather than scramble to get those plugins setup when I go live. I arrived at this strategy because of some issues I had with getting Twitter tools running via the new API on another site.

But, yeah, perhaps I am approaching this wrong and maybe should have been developing from a folder on the live site and getting everything working there, and moving it to the root. I suppose the different APIs wouldn’t care about moving the install from a subfolder rather than from domain.

Thanks again

Yes, that was it! Thanks much.

Back in the Events Manager Forum, I see there is a link to the development version, and instructions for a fix, at least if you are using a theme that doesn’t have a custom menu:

https://davidebenini.it/events-manager-forum/topic.php?id=923&replies=22#post-3127

That seems to fix it for me if I use the default wordpress nav menus, but the custom theme’s menu I have installed (Big Feature theme), it still just removes this page entirely from all menus (but doesn’t rewrite all menus with the name of the page)..

Hi, I’ve been trying to set up this plugin tonight, and am running into the same issue.

I’m using a premium theme called ‘Big Feature’ – https://www.vfxdude.com/

Here’s a shot of it using the WP3.01 navigation — all the navigation items take the name of the page although the various links in the nav are correct (in this case the page is called ‘screenings’ instead of ‘events’):
https://www.queenofthesun.com/images/events-manager-bug.png

This theme also has a a custom theme in the admin — when using this navigation instead of the built-in wordpress theme, it just deletes the name of the event page from the menu (here, ‘screenings’ is missing), and then fills up all the sub-menus for every navigation item with the name of the page. If you go to an event, it puts the name of the event in the sub-menus instead:
https://www.queenofthesun.com/images/events-manager-bug-BFthemeNav.png

I hope these screen shots help to troubleshoot. Thank you for your great plug-in, it looks like once this is worked out it will be perfect.

barry