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[Brian]

Hi Robert –

The issue doesn’t appear to be browser/plugin related, it’s the HTTP header being returned by the server for these single-day event pages.

We’ve got multiple sites running the Events Calendar plugin, and they all have this issue. If you go to http://www.domain.com/events/2012-10-04/ (provided there is no event on that day) the header returns a 404. I’ve used this tool to verify: http://www.webconfs.com/http-header-check.php

[Brian]

Hi Geoff –

I’ve tried the Event Rocket Plugin, the custom “single-day.php” template file outlined in that thread, and at least a half dozen custom functions added to the functions.php file – they all don’t seem to have any impact on the http header status of empty event pages.

Any other suggestions? The strange thing is, the page actually exists – it’s just says “No events scheduled for September 21, 2012. Please try another day” – I’m not sure why the header returns a 404.

From my research, it seems like every installation using The Events Calendar plugin – pro or otherwise – is impacted by this, and many other users are struggling with this issue. I’d appreciate it if your team could look into it further.

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