How to delete a single event in a series of reoccurring events

[Ben]

Thanks Rob! That sounds really good!!

[Rob]

Sure thing. Thanks for your support.

[Michael]

I am currently using 2.0.4 and I get the /1970-01-01 suffix when calling

Right now my hack is

Any word on why this is occuring/when it will be fixed?

Thanks for the hard work!

[Michael]

All my < ? php lines were stripped from the comment above. Should read:

I get the /1970-01-01 suffix when calling

Right now my hack is

[Michael]

Okay. I’ve completely botched this – Is there a way I can share a line of PHP code on the forum?

Also, anyway to delete my own botched comments :\

[Ben]

I hope this will be resolved soon!

[Rob]

Hey Michael. In terms of forum adjustments, both should be resolved in upcoming site deployments here. If you want to share code you can either use the < code > tag, or share at pastie.org and drop the link in here. Apologies for the inconvenience on that end.

If you guys want to give the 2.1 beta code a go, I’d be happy to send that your way. It could resolve this issue and if not I’ll bring the dev team in to take a look. Email me (rob at tri.be) with a link to this thread and I’ll hook you up. If it turns out it fixes the issue we’ll merge the changes back into 2.0.5 so it’s fixed ASAP.

[Julien]

I’ve the same problem of a virtual event ending with 1970-01-01.
Take a look at http://saintpierre.delareunion.net/evenement/brocante-marche-de-gros-2/2012-03-11/
at the bottom of the page, under “Voir aussi” : 2 events leading to a 404

[Rob]

Julien: let me know whether what I mentioned at the other thread (re: new vs existing events) applies here as well.

[Julien]

I must find a solution for this events because they are still there until end of 2012 !
Thanks.

[Rob]

Let’s keep the discussion going at https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/search-results-displaying-the-incorrect-url-for-recurring-events/page/2/, so we’re not talking in two places 🙂

[Scott]

I can’t delete a single date of a reoccurring event. This never worked up until the release prior to the most recent release, which it worked great, but then is broke after latest release. Both of this links, move all recurring dates (for that event) to the trash.

/wp-admin/post.php?post=1078&action=trash&_wpnonce=2e7e451511
/wp-admin/post.php?post=1078&action=trash&_wpnonce=2e7e451511&eventDate=2012-03-14

So for the above, same result. It seems to me, and I’m not a WP code guru, but I do know PHP and was digging through things and on post.php and it gets to this point in post.php, it’s almost as if it’s not being processed by the plugin.

/wp-admin/post.php

case ‘trash’:
check_admin_referer(‘trash-‘ . $post_type . ‘_’ . $post_id);

$post = & get_post($post_id);

if ( !current_user_can($post_type_object->cap->delete_post, $post_id) )
wp_die( __(‘You are not allowed to move this item to the Trash.’) );

if ( ! wp_trash_post($post_id) )
wp_die( __(‘Error in moving to Trash.’) );

// HERE IS WHERE I CAN FORCE A DEBUG OUTPUT AND EXIT AND IT WILL SHOW UP USING LINKS ABOVE

wp_redirect( add_query_arg( array(‘trashed’ => 1, ‘ids’ => $post_id), $sendback ) );
exit();
break;

Plugin Name: The Events Calendar
Version: 2.0.4

Plugin Name: Events Calendar PRO
Version: 2.0.4

WP 3.3.1

[Scott]

Nevermind, for some reason the PRO plugin was not active. Weird. Enabling it fixed the issue. 🙂

[Rob]

Oh, great – glad to hear you got that figured out, Scott. I began scratching my head at it until I saw your follow-up 🙂 It sounds like you’re all set here now but please let me know what else arises as you keep using the plugin.

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