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I *fixed* this by adding the code below to my wp-config.php file. The plugin activated and the front end worked. It also fixed another issue I was having with my theme.

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M');

The site was recently migrated to new hardware by Verio, so that would explain the change.

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That’s a good idea. I do also think an option to add noindex meta tag to old events would be nice to keep those pages from staying in search results.

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Yes, I have that tab/screen and have entered my Facebook API information.

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Thanks

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Thanks for confirming what I already suspected. Hilariously, Constant Contact’s own blog RSS feed fails the same (improper) check.

For those who are curious, this is the proper RSS feed validation tool: https://validator.w3.org/feed/

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Josiah. Reason: Added link to feed validation tool

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Bummer. Next time I perform maintenance for this client, I will try these steps.

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I had this same issue, was running 3.10 and the license key was not saving. I would enter it, save, would get an AJAX “success” but when I revisit the page, the key is gone and the auto update not available for the core pro plugin.

I just manually updated to 3.12. I attempted to save my license key, but the same issue persists.

Hosted at WPEngine – I run the Community Events addon and that does not exhibit the same behavior (license key is saved).

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I figured this out. Multiple version of jquery which I luckily could disable (by creating a specific Events header/footer template) in order to restore the AJAX Past/Next Event links.

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