Kieran O'Shea

The problem will be that somehow your .htaccess file has been modified. You will need to reinstate the two lines that are required for Calendar and then ensure the file cannot be changed again by setting its permissions to read only.

Yup, that solution should sort out the problem nicely for you.

I’m still not entirely sure what resets the .htaccess back to the standard WordPress configuration – this doesn’t happen for me but I’m running the 2.0.x branch. I assume this is something that happens in later versions of WP.

The upload structure should be

wp-calendar.php
wp-content
+ plugins
– calendar.php
wp-admin
– edit-calendar.php

wp-calendar.php needs to be in the root of your WordPress install. Then you should find that everything works

Firstly you must ensure you enter a start and finish date in the add event screen. If you want an even that just lasts a day put the same date in each field. The time is optional and will not show if you leave it blank. The error message doesn’t always mean that the event wasn’t added, just that it wasn’t entirely successful.

Your .htaccess looks fine to me but as you haven’t provided a link to your blog I can’t check out reasons why it may not be showing. If you provide me with a link I will assist further.

Yes, my plugin is compatible with the WordPress 2.2.x branch ??

No worries, I solved it.

You cannot be listed in the plugins directory unless you have added a correct header comment to the main php file in the trunk, even if this isn’t actually the file that displays the data in the plugins page of WordPress.

This isn’t something that is all that well documented so I hope this helps someone else.

As for editing the Wiki, I’m still kind of stuck on that one, although if my plugin is showing up on www.ads-software.com then I’m not so bothered about editing the page I linked to last time.

Further to my last post I also cannot seem to edit the Wiki (adding my plugin to this page: https://dev.wp-plugins.org/wiki/PluginDirectory ).

Has my account become screwed up somehow?

This problem is to do with using MySQL 4.0 or below, as one of the queries in the plugin requires 4.1 or above.

I have fixed this problem and released a new update on my website.

All you need to do to upgrade is swap out the old calendar.php in your plugins directory with the new one provided in the archive.