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Great news Zoe. I have been following this thread in the vain hope I would find your solution would work for me too, but alas, I searched every theme I have looking for “flush_rewrite_rules();”, but with no success. So I must continue with a competitors product.
Well, as it turns out, my offending plugin was a plugin called Qards from Designmodo. It was something I needed more than I needed the pain of resolving the issue with The Event Calendar. So I had a stark choice to make, and Qards won. So I uninstalled The Events Calendar (after paying for the Pro version too!) and found a different FREE WordPress calendar plugin that is now working perfectly without conflicts and without any cost. So, my final outcome was to abandon The Events Calendar – it was the only solution that worked for me in the end.
I followed the instructions in all the posts but nothing worked. I was minutes away from finally abandoning “The Events Calendar” and moving to a different solution. So I figured the only way to know for sure was to do a complete reinstall of WordPress, import back all my content, reinstall the plugins one-by-one, and while this was a real pain to do, I found one offending redirect plugin (that was not identified even with the Debug and Rewrite Inspectors) and removed it, and that fixed it!
What I learned here was, disabling, even uninstalling all the plugins didn’t work. Perhaps poorly coded plugins must leave some debris in the database or in the Functions code, and wiping WordPress and doing a clean install was the only solution. I hope this helps someone. Kevin
Brian & Zoe, I am following this thread as I have the exact same problem and have tried the standard resolutions with no effect. I do have 74 rewrite rules missing though, after installing the Rewrite-Rules-Inspector mentioned above. You did not say how to fix this issue, as some of the following comments were marked private. Can you help? Thanks.
