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Hey Stephen,

Finally got things worked out. The issue was I still had the event_allday column. Still don’t know why it failed on Windows but worked on Mac with an exact copy of the code and database. (The column was there in both instances. The MySQL versions are different, but the DB options are exactly the same.)

Once that column was deleted, things started working beautifully. (And once I figured out that IIS was redirecting some of my php errors….).

I might recommend adding something that will catch errors around the $wpdb->insert($wpdb->eo_events, $occurrence_input) line, since it’s silently ignoring them now.

Thanks for a great plugin!

I’ve been able to trace my issue to the line that inserts into the eo_events table in _eventorganiser_insert_occurrences.

What’s odd, is that this works fine on my Mac, but not on our production Windows system. This is even after I copy the entire wordpress install (file and mysql) to my local system and run the same commands. The table name and occurrence_input array both look fine.

The insert command returns false. There are no wpdb errors, and the wpdb insert_id is of the last insert to wp_postmeta, not of this insert (which is not in the database).

*Sighs* Any thoughts?

Seems I am having the same issue. Haven’t completely tracked the issue down, but it appears as though the post table is getting populated, but the eo_events table is not getting the event added.

Doing a bit more tracking down later today, anyone else have any thoughts?

Thanks!