BryanSullo

Thanks for the quick response. I’m the only user, and I have no backup software. (I copy the site to my PC with FTP for backup.)

I just went and looked and found a trashed recurring event where the date said “From to , [ERROR: corrupted database record]”. This was a recurring event I started to create, then trashed before I published it, when I decided to create it as three separate events. I’m almost positive that the problem occurred immediately after I trashed this recurring event.

Web site: https://www.moretomass.com

I think the “easiest” solution will be to code Events Manager to add geodata meta fields (geo_latitude, geo_longitute) to the event posts. I’m sure someone knows how to do that. I know enough PHP to follow instructions, but not enough to code it myself.

It also seems to break the Events Manager location feature. :-/

Well, it sort-of works: The Location interface appeared, but the map isn’t displaying. I also noticed, in the Geo Mashup settings, a setting called “Geocode Custom Field” I’m wondering if I can use this somehow to automatically collect the address from Events Manager.

Thanks. I think that might work.

Too late. I deactivated the “new” plug-in and uninstalled it.

I renamed the old folder back to the proper name, and activated the original plug-in. All my events were gone!

I “wisely” had exported all my events to an ics file through Outlook, thinking I could use this if this happened. When I imported the events, they end up with no content, no categories, no tags, no nothing–just tiles and dates. Useless.

I’m having my host restore the backup from yesterday, so I’m going to lose all the work I did today. Does anyone have an idea what might have happened, and what I should have done differently?