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Thank you, that worked. I tried fully closing the browser and restarting. I couldn’t find the clear cache option at first but I found it in the developer tool. That seemed to work.

Well, I know that it has its own table in the database called calc_events that has the id of the post used for the calendar. So I get that Id, then I use that to look at the term_relationships to get the term_taxonomy, then the terms for the post. This allows me to get the Name, Description, and category of the post for the schedule. I also use the term_id to get the color information from the calp_event_category_colors table. The title and description are all located in WP Post table.

I don’t know if there is anything else that I can tell you.

I apologize and I will open a new form later. I just thought this sounded similar to what I was having and wanted to see if there had been a solution. I didn’t know if the evolve code had been set to prevent links in the description part of the front page boxes or not. Anyway I will try and start a new post once I can setup an external view. Thank you for your time.

Here are two reports taken within a couple of minutes of each report. The autoscan ran but it did not stop so I had to stop it myself. Seems the Wordfence Security is using the most time up.

This was the first test:

WordPress Plugin Profile Report
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Report date: August 10, 2016
Theme name: Cherry Hill Concerts
Pages browsed: 2
Avg. load time: 1.2766 sec
Number of plugins: 13
Plugin impact: 76.13% of load time
Avg. plugin time: 0.9720 sec
Avg. core time: 0.1913 sec
Avg. theme time: 0.0294 sec
Avg. mem usage: 55.13 MB
Avg. ticks: 52,533
Avg. db queries : 318.00
Margin of error : 0.0839 sec

Plugin list:
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P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) – 0.0127 sec – 1.31%
Addthis – 0.0650 sec – 6.69%
Calpress Event Calendar – 0.1293 sec – 13.30%
CH Events Calendar – 0.0280 sec – 2.88%
Disqus Comment System – 0.0148 sec – 1.52%
Exec-PHP – 0.0186 sec – 1.91%
Feedjit Widget – 0.0021 sec – 0.22%
grid Products – 0.0050 sec – 0.51%
Photo Gallery – 0.0249 sec – 2.56%
Fast Secure Contact Form – 0.0428 sec – 4.41%
Staff Directory – 0.2019 sec – 20.77%
UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore – 0.0280 sec – 2.88%
Wordfence Security – 0.3989 sec – 41.04%

This is the second test:

WordPress Plugin Profile Report
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Report date: August 10, 2016
Theme name: Cherry Hill Concerts
Pages browsed: 24
Avg. load time: 1.3716 sec
Number of plugins: 13
Plugin impact: 77.73% of load time
Avg. plugin time: 1.0662 sec
Avg. core time: 0.1940 sec
Avg. theme time: 0.0287 sec
Avg. mem usage: 56.16 MB
Avg. ticks: 51,362
Avg. db queries : 311.54
Margin of error : 0.0828 sec

Plugin list:
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P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) – 0.0154 sec – 1.45%
Addthis – 0.0541 sec – 5.07%
Calpress Event Calendar – 0.1239 sec – 11.62%
CH Events Calendar – 0.0309 sec – 2.89%
Disqus Comment System – 0.0158 sec – 1.48%
Exec-PHP – 0.0186 sec – 1.75%
Feedjit Widget – 0.0023 sec – 0.21%
grid Products – 0.0063 sec – 0.59%
Photo Gallery – 0.0347 sec – 3.26%
Fast Secure Contact Form – 0.0428 sec – 4.01%
Staff Directory – 0.2183 sec – 20.47%
UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore – 0.0861 sec – 8.07%
Wordfence Security – 0.4171 sec – 39.12%

I have been test driving the Evolve Theme since Feburary and hope to purchase the full version once my manager gets back probably next week. At one point I had links working in the description section of the Front Page Content Boxes but now they don’t work. Only the learn more link works. Sometimes when I double click the link in the description, it just highlights some text in the main body of the Web site. I can’t find any broken links or missing code. I know it worked 2 months ago but we have been busy here lately and I have not had a chance to mess with it other than applying the new updates as they come out. Because it is still in testing phase, I don’t have an external link that can be used to see it. I was just wondering what would prevent the links from working. If I right click on the link, it doesn’t show up as a link. Its like something has turned off the ability to use links in the description field.

Think you for your reply. I have contacted my host site and they did not see any problems on their end. I tried increasing the memory in the php.ini file first to 128m then to 256m but I am still getting the memory error. I did not see a memory limit in the original php.ini file so I added the line memory_limit = 512M to the php.ini file. What else could be causing the problem to come up?

I am still getting the error. Does anyone have a clue as to what I need to try to do to fix this?

Well, I deleted the htaccess file from the qualityantiquestuff.com directory and then changed the permalink to post type and it worked. It was because I had two #Begin WordPress in the file. Should have figured that was a problem. I think the first set came from when I first installed WordPress as a multisite WordPress in an attempt to get it working and when I reinstalled it as a single WordPress, I managed to keep the htaccess file. Anyway everything is working now.

The htaccess file is the one posted above. If you scroll up you should see where I had posted it here. Thank you James for your help and patience. I know just enough WordPress to be dangerous. I have never had a problem setting WordPress up until now.

Yep, I have tried that and it writes the second piece of code that I showed at the top. If I set it to the basic permalink than everything above the second #BEGIN WordPress stays but everything below is deleted. When I turn the permalink on, then it writes the code in that empty space.

I also tried removing the mod_rewrite statement in the first section, leaving the code but just taking out the if module part but that didn’t have any effect at all.

I did set the front page as a static page. The only thing modified in the index.php was the link to the wordpress dir as the codex shows for keeping wordpress in a separate directory from the site.

The original html site was on qualityantiquestuff.com and the wp was installed into a subdirectory of that site. So in the section were you set the Home url and Site url, I modified them so the home points to the wp directory and the site points to the parent directory

Ok, we upgraded php to 5.6 and I managed to get the dashboard links to work after remming out the admin trailing slashes rule which I am not sure why that worked since the links still work if I unrem the line but it worked so everything is now working except permalinks. I have the home set to qualityantiquestuff.com/qawp and site set to qualityantiquestuff.com/ with the .htaccess file and index.php file copied over and the index.php file modified to point to the /qawp directory. I don’t understand why permalinks are not working. The basic permalink works but all the others will give a 404 error code. Any ideas how to fix this issue?

Thank you James,
I have informed the person that I am helping to contact his hosting service and have them upgrade the php. I will post the results back after its been done. Thank you for the response.

Here is some more information if someone could please help me on this.

The system appears be running the light speed hosting system with php version 4.0.2. I know that’s old and I will ask the person I am helping if he knows who to contact to update the php to the latest version. Is that what is causing the problem? Also the permalink are not working unless I used the base permalink with the page id. If try to use the permalink, I get a 404 error code.

The htaccess with the permalink looks like this:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IFModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /qawp/
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]

# add a trailing slash to /wp-admin
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?wp-admin$ $1wp-admin/ [L]

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^ - [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) $2 [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*\.php)$ $2 [L]
RewriteRule ./qawp/index.php [L]
</IFModule>

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

Without the permalink it looks the same as above except everything after the second #Begin WordPress is gone. The first set is the only way I could get wordpress to work normally. I would be grateful is some could please help me figure what is wrong with the wordpress. Why permalinks don’t work and why are the dashboard links messed up.

Ok, I have solved most of my problems. The child theme issue was due to a capital letter in the style.css file for the parent template. It worked fine with mamp but the live site is case-sensitive so as soon as I made everything lower case, it worked.

Also apparently wordpress uses a 301 redirect to direct traffic through its php code so removing the 301 redirect command from the root .htaccess file fixed the problem of going to the wrong place when trying to log in.

Now I just have the one issue which is a minor issue but I would like to solve it but I can work around it for now and that is the Dashboard links not linking properly. The links show the path to where the wordpress is installed but they do not link to the wp-admin directory. The logoff menu in the top right corner does have the wp-admin link and I can access the user settings from that menu. Once I have clicked on that link, all the other links are corrected and I can click on any of the links under the Dashboard to get to where I need to go. I just need to find out why they are not using the correct link when you first log in.

Well, I have found one issue and corrected it. He had an htaccess file that was rerouting 404, 301, and 400 error codes back to his home page. Removing the 301 redirect fixed the problem with it going to the home page when trying to log in. Now the problem that I have is when I am logged in, the links under the dashboard are not correct. Instead of going to the path qualityantiquestuff.com/qawp/wp-admin, it goes to qualityantiquestuff.com/qawp/ so you can’t access any of the wordpress functions. You can’t get to settings, users, plugins, posts or any other setting. However the logout link has the correct link and if I access my profile, I can access all the other links as they will now have the correct links on them. I can’t figure out how or where to fix this problem. Please Help!!!!

Another issue that I have found, is it seems that child themes are broken. I am using the Pinboard theme and I created a child theme which works perfectly on my localhost testing site but when I put it on the live site, it says the child is broken because the Pinboard theme is not installed which it clearly is installed.