[CHARLES]

I just put everything back to how it should be in production, if you look now you will see that you can click on the add a new event and it takes you to the account page like it should.

But if you click on the list view then click on one of the events it just hangs up.

[CHARLES]

1. Did this problem occur in previous versions? Or did it only appear after updating to the most recent 3.12.x versions of The Events Calendar and Community Events?
Answer: This problem did not exist prior to recent WP updates and Events Calendar updates

2. What are your site’s Permalinks settings now? e.g. are they /%postname%/ ?
Answer: yes, my site’s permalins are now set to that.

3. Did you perform the “Save Permalinks” test I mentioned in my earlier reply? If so, did it make any difference?
Answer: yes I did, not it did not make a difference.

4. Who is your web host provider? I ask because your 404 page is not a WordPress page, but a server-generated one it seems…so this might indicate that the problem is something your server itself, and/or with your .htaccess file specifically. I would recommend contacting your webhost for support regarding this issue, and seeing what their input is.
Answer: I am hosting on Yahoo Small Business

[CHARLES]

I have completed everything you asked me to do.

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[CHARLES]

After much troubleshooting I have narrowed the problem down to a conflict with the Lean-In plugin.

[CHARLES]

Thanks

[CHARLES]

Thanks

[CHARLES]

I have been able to recover 90% of the site, I am back into the dashboard, I have the theme working again. But I cannot get the community events plug-in working or widgets and shortcode. So I am closing this thread since I have opened a separate one for that problem. Thank you.

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