kdawg1406

Found it: Screen Options, the uncheck, “Enable full-height editor and distraction-free functionality.”

Closing

I found a solution.

I had to remove the trailing “/” from the uri and it started working.

Not sure why this no longer works: /my-url/ but this works: /my-url

Karl

Hi Barry,

Yes, the Internet searching issue is a difficult problem. Having more than one product with the name calendar is the root, but it’s what you have.

I was always hoping Google would provide a tag for websites to easily differentiate information to reduce false positives base on the search.

Best solution I can come up with is an Information Center page for each product. Then customers won’t have to use Google to find the content by product.

Anyway, love your calendar.

Best to you,

Karl

I found the problem.

I’m using Advanced Access Manager (AAM) and not had any issues at all with any plugin. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/advanced-access-manager/

AAM added the capabilities but did it in a way your plugin does not recognize.

You need to read
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/704754-Admin-roles-and-permissions

To fix this, open AAM for the Administrator role.

Select the Capabilities Tab.

Search for each capability in the above Roles and Permissions article. Add any missing capabilities.

The root issue is that AAM added the missing capabilities to the Miscellaneous category by adding three capabilities to a single line, instead of adding each capability to a single line. Events Calendar was unable to parse or use the capabilities records with multiple capabilities in them. Ah…

Problem solved.

Karl

figured it all out. Just deleted the sample data.