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That shouldn’t be happening – there’s no code in The Events Calendar that purges expired events – and if I look at your site and view the calendar for February I see that it is indeed still populated with events.
Can you clarify if you have resolved this problem since posting (or if I am misunderstanding it)?
Possibly, but can you confirm if you ran through the troubleshooting steps I highlighted in my last post (and if you did, did that help at all)?
My understanding is you would need to update via 1.3.3 first of all (if you email us at [email protected] we can supply you with a copy of that version).
Generally speaking, frequent and incremental updates are better than large jumps between versions – though I appreciate that isn’t always possible.
Hi martyp23,
For single events you will probably be interested in single.php and for single venues you could override single-venue.php (the original can be found in plugins/events-calendar-pro/views).
Does that help here?
Hi Zakia – your site is using jQuery 1.6.1, a relatively old version of that library.
The Events Calendar expects the current version bundled with WordPress to be in use, so that is a likely cause of this problem (please see this post for more on this problem).
Yeah that error (Wrong datatype … post-template.php on line 1039) is a known problem – but we’re confident it has been resolved as of The Events Calendar 3.0, which is currently in testing.
Can I ask you to try flushing the permalinks (visit Settings > Permalinks – you don’t actually have to change anything though) and see if that impacts at all. Failing that, can you try changing the events/single events slug settings found in Events > Settings > General? (And again, flush the permalinks after doing so).
Does that help at all?
