[Tyler]

Just some more info, I checked the other site where I use EC Pro, and this error was on the plugins page:

The plugin events-calendar-pro/events-calendar-pro.php has been deactivated due to an error: Plugin file does not exist.

I checked the site files and what I assume was the pro directory is named theeventscalendar.compu_request_pluginevents-calendar-proversion4.1pu_get_download1pue_active_version4.0-ZGrmg7. This prompted me to go back to the first site and discover that its Pro directory was renamed as well.

Perhaps an issue with automatically updating plugins (I use Advanced Automatic Updates), or just a server blip when it was updating? I was able to activate the Pro plugin with the renamed Pro directory, but I downloaded and reinstalled the latest Pro files as well in hopes of correcting any lingering issues.

[Tyler]

I found that the Events Calendar Pro plugin itself was not activated. And it looks like when you deactivate or activate it, any widgets that aren’t available with both the free and pro plugins are deleted. Is this an issue that could be corrected in a future release? I did not deactivate the Pro plugin that I know of, so am not not sure what triggered all of this.

[Tyler]

I can create a widget, but it is the standard Event List widget, not the Pro version.

[Tyler]

Yes, unchecking “Recurring event instances” in General settings did fix the issue, so now all instances of the recurring events show up in past and future months. Thank you!

[Tyler]

Recreating a misbehaving event at http://christianscienceinlynn.org/events/ did not work.

[Tyler]

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[Tyler]

Thank you for the response and suggestion.

I deleted one of the misbehaving recurring events, emptied the Trash, recreated the event, and cleared the browser cache. The events are still only appearing on the current month and are missing from past and future months.

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