[Steve]

Thanks for looking in to it, Barry. I’ll see if I can get a response from someone on their end.

[Steve]

I tried it anyway, and it is definitely a conflict between the events calendar and DirectoryPress.

[Steve]

Thanks, Barry. I forwarded a copy of the theme for you to look at. Please let me know if you need anything else.

[Steve]

Yes – 2.0.10. Here is a screen shot: http://www.exploringlincoln.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/EventsCalendar.JPG

[Steve]

Well, I changed the permissions as you suggested, and that didn’t fix it. Then I noticed the box at the bottom of the settings page General tab for Debug Mode. I installed the debug bar plugin and checked the box and voila – I can access the other tabs. Uncheck the box and deactivate the plugin and I get the error again. Without knowing for sure, I would bet there is some piece of code in the plugin trying to write debug info and can’t without the debug bar installed. Just a guess, though. Thanks for the help. Let me know if you need me to test anything for you.

And as for your other question – I updated via the plugin page, not via ftp.
Steve

[Steve]

Right now, every directory in the tree for all three (TEC, TEC-Pro, and Community Events) is 750, and every file within those directories is 644. That is the same thing all my other plugins have as well. I can change them all if you think that is necessary, but it seems like an unlikely solution, especially since the calendar is functioning on my site.

[Steve]

2.0.10 does not make a difference. This has been happening for several versions. Any suggestions on which file permissions to change?

[Steve]

Jonah,
You, sir, are the man! Much appreciated.
Steve

[Steve]

I’m having a similar issue – http://www.exploringlincoln.com/events/. I would love to get a fix for this.

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