[UMaine]

Thank you Geoff, I have sent an email as you suggested— have a great day.

[UMaine]

We are a public university, but I would not characterize us as politically affiliated. The funding we receive from the government is not political in nature.

[UMaine]

We had the same issue… we do have a custom single-venue.php file, however, when disabled the venue page still showed past and future events.

I changed one line in single-venue.php that originally looked like this:

$venueEvents = tribe_get_events(array('venue'=>get_the_ID()));

to this:

$venueEvents = tribe_get_events(array('venue'=>get_the_ID(), 'eventDisplay' => 'upcoming' ));

and that seems to work for us… not sure if that’s the ideal solution, however.

[UMaine]

I’m having the same issue as Cary.

Browsing the main calendar, day links work fine:

http://calendar-dev.umaine.edu/events/2012-01-20

Browsing a single category in grid format, day links return 404 (even if there are events listed for that day):

http://calendar-dev.umaine.edu/events/category/conferences-workshops/2012-01-20

Running up-to-date versions of both calendar plugins on WP 3.2. Updating Permalinks (/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/) and switching to 2011 did not fix. Also deactivated all plugins (even the Network ones this time ;)) to no avail.

[UMaine]

Yep, we’re all set. Thanks again!

[UMaine]

Thanks so much! Although after some sleuthing this morning I figured it out. I completely forgot about our Network Active plugins, and a custom plugin our former programmer wrote was causing the problem. D’oh. 🙂

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