[Christopher]

Hi there kevino,

We just ran into this issue regarding the 404 errors. WordPress and all plugin were updated through the WordPress dashboard and the issue started. I also did not want to change my permalinks but even after doing so for a quick test the problem was still there. Here is how we fixed it.

1. Within WordPress deactivate the “The Event Calendar Pro”
2. Within WordPress delete the “The Event Calendar Pro”
3. Access your server via FTP. Find the plugins folder within wordpress and make sure it is gone.
4. Within WordPress add / upload the latest version “The Event Calendar Pro”
5. Within WordPress activate the “The Event Calendar Pro”

We did not lose any events added before this action and now all reoccurring events are shown on the site and we have no more 404 errors.

I hope this helps,

Chris

[Christopher]

I installed it as a normal plugin and all seems to be working correctly. Thanks a ton!

[Christopher]

Thanks so much. One last question. Where do I place these files on my server?

[Christopher]

This is just a follow up to my post. Does anyone have options or the original code? I really need to be able to offer my customers the ability to view and download their tickets prior to my event in 3 weeks.

Thanks so much, Chris

[Christopher]

I forgot to mention that I am using event Tickets with WooCommerce so I am referencing the WooCommerce My Account page. That being said I don’t really care where the page is where my customers go as long as they can view and print their tickets via my site.

Thanks again

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