Reocurring events – Bad Request

[Michael]

Hi,

we run newest WP Version and newest Calendar versions.

When I go on a reocurring event – trying the first one – using the link “Erfahren Sie mehr” = See more,
I get a “Bad Request”.
This seems to come up always on the first day of the event.
See:

See e. g.
and look for “Beach Basketball”
25.07. @ 10:00 – 23:55 |wiederkehrende Veranstaltung (Alle anzeigen)

regards
M

[Michael]

Oh sorry,

here again:

Hi,

we run newest WP Version and newest Calendar versions.

When I go on a reocurring event – trying the first one – using the link “Erfahren Sie mehr” = See more,
I get a “Bad Request”.
This seems to come up always on the first day of the event.
See: goo.gl/TEwvOY

See e. g. goo.gl/PVkoV4
and look for “Beach Basketball”
25.07. @ 10:00 – 23:55 |wiederkehrende Veranstaltung (Alle anzeigen)

regards
M

[George]

Hi Michael,

Sorry about these issues! I checked out the event you suggested and noticed this was the URL that was being used:

https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/%tribe_events_slug%/beach-basketball/2015-07-25/

To try and figure out why this is happening, can you address each of the following points in order? Namely:

1. What are your site’s Permalinks settings? These can be found by simply going to Settings > Permalinks in your WP admin.

2. What are your “Events Slug” and “Single Events Slug” options? You can find these by going to Events > Settings in your WP admin, as shown in this screenshot → https://cloudup.com/cI_0Ano_Veu

3. Does anything improve if you go to go to Settings > Permalinks in your admin area, and just click “Save Changes” without actually making any changes? This may seem like an odd thing to do but is a little “trick” within WordPress to get the permalinks across your site to refresh, which might help here.

Thank you!
George

[Michael]

Hi George,

1. to No 1.
Beitragsname https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/Beispielbeitrag/
and
tribe_events
https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/veranstaltung/%postname%/
has_archive: false / with_front: false
tribe_venue
https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/veranstaltungsort/%postname%/
has_archive: false / with_front: false
tribe_organizer
https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/veranstalter
has_archive: false / with_front: false
obj
https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/obj/%ortsteil%/%typ%/%post_id%/
has_archive: false / with_front: true
preis
https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/preis/%postname%/
has_archive: false / with_front: true
frage
https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/frage/%postname%/
has_archive: false / with_front: true

2. the “event slug” and “single events slug”
URL-Slug (Permalink) für Veranstaltungen veranstaltungen
Der Slug (Permalink) für die Veranstaltungs-URL.Die aktuelle URL für Veranstaltungen ist: https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/veranstaltungen/

Die URL für einzelne Veranstaltungen veranstaltung
Die obere sollte idealer Weise im Plural geschrieben werden, diese im Singular.
Ihre URL für einzelne Veranstaltungen lautet: https://www.ferienwohnung-cuxhaven.eu/veranstaltung/single-post-name/

3. didn t work!

regards
M

[George]

Hey Michael,

For item number 1 that I posted above, about permalinks, I just meant the basic Permalinks settings in Settings > Permalinks in your WP admin.

Some of your information is hard for me to read because of it being in a different language, but it seems like you are doing more to your URLs than just using the default Permalinks settings?

If so, try removing all custom rules and per-post-type rules – if you have any URL or rewrite-related plugins, deactivate them.

If you set Settings > Permalinks to just /%postname%, like in this screenshot, does this help your issues at all? → https://cloudup.com/cM20-56_f5m

Thank you! 🙂
George

[Michael]

Hi George,

at the moment I am not able to deactivate e .g plugins (like yoast) and so on. Because that might break my permalink structure, related to the rest of the site?

In your link: https://cloudup.com/cM20-56_f5m
you mean the basic Permalink Settings in WP – correct? In your case it is set to “post name” and not to “custom structure”? But I guess you want me to set it to “custom structure” and /%postname% ??? correct?

regards
M

[George]

Hey Michael,

Deactivating plugins should not break your site – this step may not be essential right now, so no, you do not have to deactivate plugins right now if you’re worried it will cause problems.

As for the permalinks:

you mean the basic Permalink Settings in WP – correct?

Yes.

• Ignore the “custom structure” option or what gets entered into it
• Just set the “Post name” radio button like I have in that screenshot
• Click “Save changes”

Let us know what you find after doing the above steps.

Thank you!
George

[George]

Hey Michael,

One more question, after you address the items above:

How is this information generated on your site → https://cloudup.com/cGu1fIyxp6k

Where does that come from?
Do you have a plugin activated that gives you these extra URL options or something?

Thank you.
George

[Michael]

Hi George,

it comes from this plugin: http://de.wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-permalinks/

regards
M

[George]

Alright, thanks Michael.

I’d recommend you check out my reply right above that one → http://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/reocurring-events-bad-request/#post-987643

Deactivating plugins is an essential step, especially that custom post type permalinks one.

Work through what I wrote in the reply above, the one I linked to which is my reply right above the one where I saw “One more question”, and let us know what you find!

Your patience with this issue is much appreciated, thank you Michael!

— George

[Michael]

Hi George,

sorry for my late reply.

I did set the Settings > Permalinks to just /%postname% — but no luck?

regards
M

[Michael]

Sorry one more.

Meanwhile I got away with the “recurring events” by setting them all up to single events.
But of course that is only because of that problem.

regards
M

[George]

Thanks Michael – were you able to run the complete set of troubleshooting steps I linked to above for http://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/reocurring-events-bad-request/#post-987643, including the deactivation of other plugins?

If so – let us know what you find!

Thanks,
George

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