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Hi Leah,
I’m using the Dutch translation. I have currently version 3.4 pro and 3.4.1 regular installed.Same here, I’ve searched for quite a while before I found a similar problem. My hosting provider already completely deleted one of my websites because they were fed up with their crashes.
I believe I have the same problem on two different domains.
Last Friday I installed the events calender and the events calendar pro plugins and added one event (just to test it). It was nog accessible for visitors.The next day my site was offline, and i received an email from my hosting provider that a script or application from my site was sending lots of requests causing their server to crash. This happened three times so far.
I tried to change several settings but as from now i’m positive it’s the events calendar causing my problems.
Yesterday evening I installed both of your plugins on a different domain (different server, same host) and a couple of hours ago this site crashed.
I’m no expert on databases and such but from the first comment of this topic my guess is that the plugin does something to the databases that is not making my hosting provider happy 😉
I would really like to make this plugin to work. I purchased it a while ago but had to find another solution because it conflicted with every theme that i had at that time. But i recently purchased the espresso theme and would really like to see these two together.
Thanks in advance
Thanks for your response,
I moved my website to a new host. Since i was already not pleased enough with my previous host. So now everything should be working once i have my site back online.One question though. I messed up my backup, and can’t seem to get my site back with the contents as it has been before. Could you tell me in which folder or file i can find the body text of my events?
Hello, Barry, thanks for your reply.
The thing is that apparently as i found out yesterday, my host does not support regular permalinks. I used to have a problem with the 2.0.11 version of the event calendar but that could be solved by adding ‘/index.php’ in front of the custom permalink settings.
Tried this again but i didn’t solve the problem. So i found a little tutorial on the website of my host where they explained that they didn’t have a standard apache server and in order to be able to use permalinks i should make some adjustments to my advanced website settings.
I’ve added screenshots of my permalink settings and the settings that my host gave me. (Where you can see where the index.php comes from)
http://www.copycenter.dds.nl/straks/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Permalink-related-settings.jpgThe url is http://www.straksingennep.nl
