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I love the plugin, but it’s page sizes are huge, and it does slow my sites down. I had similar issues with memory, and landed up having to move host to one with more memory. 256MB should be plenty though.

I recently found tons of new nested directories inside the plugin’s cache, that proved very difficult to eradicate. Perhaps you should check your caches?

Thanks for the idea, @beth0612. I’ve had a look in my theme (‘Risen’) but there doesn’t seem to be anything about blog meta. I can turn on/off header images, but that’s it. Looks like I need to work out how to do some deeper PHP editing.

I’m seeing similar messages about exhausted memory, with wp-db.php. I’d not been sure what was causing this, though AI1EC has the biggest total hit on my system, according to plugin profiler.

I’m also seeing some other fatal errors

[04-Jul-2016 22:19:06] PHP Fatal error:  func_get_args(): Can't be used as a function parameter in /websites/123reg/LinuxPackage23/st/la/wr/stlawrencelechlade.org.uk/public_html/test/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/lib/exception/handler.php on line 269
[04-Jul-2016 22:19:18] PHP Fatal error:  func_get_args(): Can't be used as a function parameter in /websites/123reg/LinuxPackage23/st/la/wr/stlawrencelechlade.org.uk/public_html/test/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/lib/exception/handler.php on line 269

I’m running v2.5.6.

I’ve just tried it again, to properly look at the logs. Install 2.11.1 again fine, but again same 500 Errors on clicking ‘Activate’. Annoyingly nothing showing up in the logs to indicate the install, or activation, let alone any problems. It is logging warnings and above from other plugins.

This is a very good suggestion.

I’m getting the same issue as @scatman_uk. Again, no recent theme changes. I’ve had and reported timeout problems before, so I think it’s at your end.

Yes, this is happening for me too, on two different sites.
After waiting a long time, and then loading the list of plugins, AI1EC has disappeared from the list.

You should add this idea to your wordpress-hosted FAQ. There is no link for it that I could find.

Yes, I’ve also tried it on a different WP install, using a completely different theme. The same problem happens.

The button appears above the event tile. The problem is clicking on it doesn’t do anything. I suspect it’s a layout issue not something more fundamental.

It also happens under latest version of Chrome on OSX.

Aristotel tells me that I need to upgrade to a newer version of the Extended Views plugin. This wasn’t mentioned in the release notes (hint), nor does it show there’s an update available in the plugins admin menu (hint).

The changelog says

New: Extended Views – User can now select 1 out of the 3 available posterboard views (Tile, Grid and Bulletin)

I can’t see how to activate this on front end or back end settings. What am I missing?

Still happening on latest versions of Chrome and Safari on OSX. It happens with the posterboard view whether aligned to the grid or not.

OK, I found the answer in the FAQ after all. Silly me.
But this could be made more obvious to achieve in the plugin itself.

Same goes for today’s 2.3.10 release.