[mcshane]

Thanks, Barry. I will keep comparing the files on the backend first (to see if I missed any that might not be the same), before I resort to exporting the db. I am not a programmer, so I’m going slow to make sure I don’t confuse myself. Really thought the calendar PRO would be a good solution for me, and it seems it’s set me back. Thanks for your help. Will report back soon.
Maria

[mcshane]

Update: Still can’t recreate the “nothing happening” error on the plain site, even with all same plugins and child theme of Juno. I was able to clear the gray box error. The difference now is the actual content and customization of plugins, content, posts, media galleries, events, etc, on front end. Would something there be the cause? X[

[mcshane]

And just to clarify: all these troubleshooting steps I mention above are on a new dev site. The actual site (also on dev mode, and with a lot of front-end customization via WP admin to the Juno theme and plugins, pages content, events content etc.) is still not doing anything when I try to update a recurring event (no gray box and no popup box).

[mcshane]

Barry,
thanks for your response. I guess my original comment was that I was avoiding deactivating the plugins. I have now recreated the site (on same server) as bare bones from scratch, adding plugins one by one, and I haven’t been able to recreate the error so far. I do get the gray screen, however, which probably points to a theme conflict.
I am working on recreating (or fixing) the error on this new dev site using the custom theme I need (I was able to add the fix to the 2013 WP theme and it works, but I need to use the custom theme I have, Juno).
I have tried adding the fix php code to the theme main functions.php, like below, but it doesn’t fix the gray screen:
http://mcshanedev.com/maria/php1.png
I am using a child theme with only a css file in the child theme folder. Do I need to place the fix php in the child theme folder?
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Maria

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