Dave

Same here – I upgraded to the most recent version – 1.4.5 – and it completely stopped working. I rolled back to an older version of the plugin I had (1.3.10) and it is working again. Posting this info here to try and help anyone else that has issues after upgrading. Hoping this gets resolved soon.

Awesome! That fixed the issue I was having. Thanks a million for the help & assistance.

Tried that query, and received the following message: "Incorrect table definition; there can be only one auto column and it must be defined as a key"

Any suggestions?

Hey guys – I was having a similar problem. I developed a theme locally, and then when I uploaded it to my client’s website, it wasn’t working. The files were there, but it wouldn’t load in the browser.

I then did what @wendyl suggested, and adjusted the folder permissions for the theme to (755) like the default theme, and it worked perfectly.

Sorry if it doesn’t help the rest of you, but I wanted to mention that this thread helped me resolve me problem.

Change your page wrapper container, your masthead container, and your nav list container to a width of 940px in the css. That should work (in theory).

After that, you’ll need to update some graphics, but I figure you already know how to do that:)

The conditional logic concept for a sidebar is great way to go about doing something like that. And it’s easy to manage, since you have one file called sidebar.php

Here’s an example of something I used:

<?php  if ( is_page('Section 1') || $post->post_parent == '1' ) { ?>
	 <p> Custom content for "Section 1"</p>
  <?php } elseif ( is_page('Section 2') || $post->post_parent == '2') ) { ?>
	 <p> Custom content for "Section 2"</p>
<?php } else { ?>
	 <p> Generic sidebar content</p>
<?php } ?>

It checks the page name to see if it’s the parent page for a section, or if it’s a child of that parent page. I used it like this because I have custom content I wanted to display for different sections of my website.

If none of the statements match, it defaults to a generic set of sidebar content.

@bob – Have you looked at the cforms plugin?
https://www.deliciousdays.com/cforms-plugin

It’s a plugin for contact forms, but it could work for what you need. Easy for the end users to attach / upload files, add note(s) with the files (since it’s a form they are filling out) and upload. On the admin end, I think it keeps track of the uploads in a database of sorts, and is viewable from the WP Admin pages. Also, it will send you an email notification when someone uploads a file.

I’ve personally never used it like this, but I thought it might be a good start.

@joostdevalk – Is there a fix for people running version 2.7? Due to technical reasons, I won’t be able to upgrade my wordpress installation for another month, and I’d like to have a fix for now, even if it’s a hack. If not, that’s ok, I know I should be running the newest version (just can’t right now).

Same problem here. I’m thinking it’s the version of wordpress I’m running (2.7) but I’ll share what I find out.

Is there a fix for previous versions (2.7.x) that would help? Due to technical & IT reasons, an upgrade of the current wordpress install can’t be performed.

Same issue here. Any thoughts or suggestions?

Same issue here. The plugin works as described, but when I am adding a new event, I don’t see the additional controls.

I noticed that while in the admin page when adding a new event, Firebug was saying there was an error on the page. Here’s what it showed me:

File:
plugins/events-category/admin.js?ver=2.7.1 (line 160)

ERROR:

eventscategory_all_id_lookup is not defined

[Break on this error] if(eventscategory_all_id_lookup[id]){

Not sure where / how to begin to fix this, but I figure this would be a good place to start:)