Chris F.

I am having this issue as well. Any way to resolve this?

You’re very welcome! Glad it was a simple solution ??

@oldmizer – I found your login page: https://electroniccigarettesstop.com/wplogin – This is the default login slug that the plugin changes it to if you check the box to hide the backend.

Plugins are safe, but you just need to pay attention to details when setting them up.

For future reference; you should always backup your database before installing any plugin that makes major changes to your site. When dealing with security plugins, add your .htaccess and wp-config.php files to that list of backups.

The least amount of technical leg-work to fix your issue would be to contact your web host and see if they can restore a backup of your database and site files to a time before you installed the plugin.

Aside from that, I am guessing it likely requires manually changing some code in your htaccess file…of which there is no blanket fix for without seeing it. The plugin developer will need to address this with you (it’s a free plugin, so remember support will be given when they can).

I had this same issue. FYI, there is another plugin called “Capability Manager Enhanced” that will do the same thing plus more – See: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/capability-manager-enhanced/

Thanks for letting me know Chris. Glad to see this functionality has been implemented; your timing with this was perfect actually!

I am having this issue as well! I can view the main calendar/list, but the single event pages produce “Page not found”. The only way they show up is like you say, changing the permalinks to default. Frustrating…

I’m using Genesis with a Child theme; but this has nothing to do with the page not being found (I switched themes to Twenty Thirteen, re-saved permalinks to post name and it’s still an issue).

At this point I would be fine with messing with the code, I just need a fix ASAP!

@marco – Thanks! This has been driving me insane forever!

Could you re-upload that zip? Looks like it’s long gone seeing as it has been 7 months. May not work by now, but its worth a shot for me.

Precisely my problem as well! Whats going on with that? Anyone?

I second that. Not sure why updates ceased.

Never mind, I didn’t have time to wait around for a week (or more) with no response. I uninstalled the plugin and used the following solution instead.

This won’t help everyone, but if you’re using a Genesis child theme it will. I put this code in the child themes functions file:

add_action(‘genesis_before_comments’, ‘facebook_comment’);
function facebook_comment() {
if (is_single()) { ?>
<h3>Comments</h3>
<div class=”fb_comments”>
<div id=”fb-root”></div><script src=”https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1″></script><fb:comments href=”<?php the_permalink(); ?>” numposts=”5″ width=”570″ publish_feed=”true”></fb:comments>
</div>
<?php }
}

I had a similar 404 error issue, although mine was not due to the plugin you mentioned as I didn’t have it installed. I ended up finding the developers site, found some posts with similar issues and they suggested setting your permalinks to Post name only in WP settings. They also said you may have to uninstall and then reinstall the plugin after that. However I didn’t have to do that part. I simply changed the permalinks to post name and it was fixed. Not ideal as I prefer /category/post perms, but it worked.

Just figured I would post my findings here since someone else may continue ripping their hair out after finding your post! Ha.

Same thing here. BS! Useless for its purpose!

I am having the same exact issue! Anyone?