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jmegordonParticipant
Hi Hunter,
Our site works fine with pretty permalinks, however the events calendar page http://tabletennisengland.co.uk/tournaments/ returns a 404 error.
If I switch the site to ugly permalinks the events calendar does not return a 404 error.
Thanks for spotting the body tag – I’ll take a look at that now!
Do you have any suggestions where I could start looking for a solution?
jmegordonParticipantHi,
Yep I’ve read through the page and none of the actions resolved the issue unfortunately.
I can provide administration access if you need to look for yourself.
🙁
jmegordonParticipantCarrying on my my previous post and to explain further. The issue occurs with any form of pretty permalinks. Ugly permalinks work fine.
jmegordonParticipantHi,
Yes they do still occur. The only way I can stop the 404 right now is if I switch the permalinks to plain.
Any ideas what may have caused this?
jmegordonParticipantHi,
They’re not fun at all!
I’ve followed all of the steps, but am still unsuccessful. Please see my responses above 🙁
jmegordonParticipantHi,
Just to add to this – it looks as though it’s a permalink issue.
If I switch my permalink structure to ‘plain’ then the events pages work fine. However I wish for my permalinks to remain as the custom structure: /%category%/%postname%/
I’m not sure why this would have just broke during an update either – it worked fine before!
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jmegordonParticipantThis reply is private.
jmegordonParticipantIn addition, all of my organiser pages and events pages also return 404 errors.
jmegordonParticipantHi Nico,
Managed to find the solution – I needed to add ‘tribe_events_cat’. I’ve pasted the working version below for future reference
<?php
if( has_term( ‘1284’, ‘tribe_events_cat’ ) ) {
echo ‘This is a 1* rated tournament’;
}
elseif( has_term( ‘1283’, ‘tribe_events_cat’ ) ) {
echo ‘This is a 2* rated tournament’;
}
?>Many thanks
jmegordonParticipantHi Nico,
Still no luck unfortunately –
<?php
if (has_category(‘1284’))
{
echo ‘This is a 1* rated tournament’;
}
elseif (has_category(‘1285’))
{
echo ‘This is a 2* rated tournament’;
}
else
{
echo ”;
}
?>Any ideas?
Many thanks,
jmegordonParticipantHappy to close this now 🙂
jmegordonParticipantThank you George. I can’t locate the source of the issue, but not to worry I’ll just have to work around.
Many thanks,
September 7, 2015 at 6:18 am in reply to: Search by date and submit button displaying in the wrong positions #1002587jmegordonParticipantHi Josh,
No we don’t and I can’t see a reason why it would display this way. There’s never been a date pick function on our website before
Many thanks,
September 2, 2015 at 1:03 am in reply to: Search by date and submit button displaying in the wrong positions #1001132jmegordonParticipantHi Josh,
The default theme resolves the issue, however I have no idea what would cause it in our theme. Have you encountered this sort of issue before – do you have any advice on what to look for?
I’ve tried changing the margin and still can’t get it to fit on one line. Is there a way to shorten all of the input boxes?
Many thanks,
jmegordonParticipantHi George,
That is accurate, however it only happens when the adverts are in the header.php file.
I’m unable to seek support for the Revive adverts and therefore need to find a workaround from the events plugin side.
How would I go about troubleshooting this myself?
Many thanks,
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