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I’ve updated everything that has an update available for it, disabled all plugins (except The Events Calendar and Yoast), cleared all caches, and activated Twenty Sixteen as the theme—and the issue still exists.
If there’s some Yoast or calendar setting playing into this issue, I haven’t determined what that might be.
I found this unsolved support request that shows redirects being created in the same fashion that I’m seeing them:
Fixed. Discovered the solution here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/ssl-mixed-content-errors/
This appears to be the same question I have.
I’m looking to limit/control what categories a user can submit to. As it stands, a user is able to select from every existing event category, but we only have one category that we want to be available. We may need to make more available in the future, but just have the one for now.
For the end user, they have no idea that we’re only accepting for a specific category of events. So, anything but the category or categories we’re accepting for will end up needing to be dealt with. Requiring more clean-up and management of submissions than would be needed if the form was somehow intelligent enough to provide a specific category or categories available to be submitted to. I can see the most benefit in being able to drive users to submit for a specific category rather than all that are actively available to submit to.
I could be wrong, but this seems like it would be a common usage scenario for those using Community Events in conjunction with The Events Calendar Pro. With the obvious exception being those whose entire calendar is driven by user submissions.
