svinqvmraka

Well, that was fast.
Problem solved, thanks a lot!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by svinqvmraka.

Awesome, thanks!

Hey,

The fields are interest groups, added through the form builder. They do have two custom classes but those aren’t affected at all.

The issue is located in yikes-inc-easy-mailchimp-extender/public/partials/shortcodes/process_form_shortcode.php 1009:175.

Adding a space before the class fixes the problem for me. Just looking at the code, there is the same missing space on 1086:175 of the same file, although I don’t know if that one is creating a problem.

I’m available if you need any additional info on this.

update: I gave up and rolled back version 3.2 of the plugin from my backup and it’s working fine. So, yeah.

Hey and thanks for the reply,
First of all, I’ve edited my impulsive one-star review with some actual information on the issue instead of just ranting. Sorry for that, it was unnecessarily harsh.

The site I have the issue on is a multisite install with a kind of basic theme(whispy if that matters) with not too many plugins. Changing the theme to twenty twelve and deactivating all plugins doesn’t affect the behaviour of the events calendar which is 404 errors when clicking on a link for a single event.
Urls for the plugin are the default ones(event/events), the problem persists when changing them to something else.
I’ve tried flushing the permalinks already and what happens is kind of weird:
I flush the permalinks and the event pages all work great(from a logged in admin account in wp). Then I open a new incognito window in chrome and try to open an event – this results in a 404 again. When I go back to the normal chrome window(logged in as admin) and refresh the single event page(or for that matter try opening another one), it breaks and I get 404s until I flush the permalinks again and everything repeats.
On The Events calendar 3.2, there was not such issue(I updated directly from 3.2 to 3.3.1, skipped the 3.3 release)

Again – I’m not usually that a-hole that randomly writes 1-star reviews for every problem they encounter, but to me this seems as a serious issue with the plugin that people should be aware of before installing. I can assure you I will change the rating and review if the issue is resolved or I find out it’s not the plugin’s fault.
Cheers

Same issue here. Im getting a 404 when trying to open a single event page. Some observations:
When I flush the permalinks, everything looks fine and works as it should until I open an incognito window and try opening an even in it without logging in to wordpress. This breaks the events again, 404s start showing up for both logged in and logged out visitors until I flush the permalinks again and we’re back to square one.
Any indication that someone is working on this from the dev team would be great because this is kind of a major mess up.