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I tried to recreate this. When I go to the admin, enter a password for the calendar, save it, and then later delete it — it does not reload the password or require me to log in when I am in WP admin. What browser are you using? Is the browser possibly auto-completing the field for you?

If you add a password in the Booking Options, the password should only be required by your clients. It will not require you to enter the password once you are logged into the admin side.

Thanks very much for sharing this.
Did this work for you?
I wonder why the plugin works fine for me and plenty of others, but for some it does not.
I have updated to the most recent version of WP, and have had no issues with the plugin on my site.
I’m also curious… did you make all these changes in every file?
Or just one specific WordPress file?
There are quite a large number of mysql functions in the code for the plugin.
Honestly, it gives me a headache to think about having to go through and make all these changes! Will need a extra large pot of coffee. haha!

Skedmaker uses the info that is saved in wp-config.php.
I’m not 100% sure, but I think the values you have in there are the defaults from when the file is originally downloaded from the WordPress site.
I think “localhost” is a default setting as well.

Thanks for the info. A while back I tried to figure out how the shortcode could be used anywhere on the page. I read somewhere that it loads with the page’s header info. So at that point, I stopped searching for a solution. And just accepted that this was how it had to be. Your comment breathes new life into being able to solve this the way that I want! Thanks a bunch!

Sadly, WordPress loads the shortcodes and all shortcode content before the actual page content.

To try and fix this, I added a text area where you can put your text. If you go to the admin, and click “Booking Options” you will see a text area called “Calendar Content.” You can type in there and this text will appear above the calendar. You can also type in html and css here and it will render on your page.

If this does not work for you, another solution may be to have a separate link to the calendar at the end of your text, then create a separate page for it.

The Skedmaker plugin uses all the info you entered when you setup WP.
What version of WordPress are you using?
What version of PHP are you using?

I also found this while searching online for a reason why this may be occuring–

“Usually happens when your DB connection is not working properly (often due to database being temporarily down or DB tables needing repair/optimization)”

It may also be that one of your themes or other plugins is conflicting with it…

Try switching to the original WP theme and see if it works.
Try deactivating all your plugins and run the Skedmaker plugin only.
Then switch your plugins on one by one until you find the one that is conflicting.

It might have something to do with the permissions settings on your local server.

It looks like you have not entered the correct database info.

Sorry for the delay in response. For some reason, I wasn’t emailed when you filed your support question. Without customizing Skedmaker to fit your specific need, there is no way for it to do what you are asking. I could customize it for you, but I would have to charge for the work.

Thank you for your review — I greatly appreciate you taking the time to write it. I’m glad you find the plugin useful.

Sorry to hear you’re having troubles.
What type of database are you using?
Does it give you any errors on the screen when you install it?

Hmmm…. can you access your actual database and see if the Skedmaker tables were built?

This issue resolved with version .96.

This issue is resolved with upgrading to version .95 or .96. Let em know if you have any more issues.