[Matt]

Seems fixed, thanks! Which item on the changelog is the fix? I didn’t see a clear match.

[Matt]

After upgrading to WP 4.9.4, I switched to Twenty-Seventeen theme and then began deactivating plugins in groups, conducting a test between each group. In another browser not logged into WordPress, I would clear browser cache, then visit trident.gallery/calendar, then go to first previous events page, wait for full load and render, then go to second previous page. If the second page was same as the first, the test failed (hitting refresh would have loaded the real contents of the second page). This was Chrome on Win10.

Eventually I got down to just two active plugins: Events Calendar and Events Calendar Pro, I even deactivated my “closed for maintenance” plugin. Test failed.

So this is an Events Calendar bug. What’s next?

I also moved aside two custom templates under wp-contents/ngg for pro-albums and pro-masonry, just in case, even though I think these templates are not invoked in the test.

Site plugins etc. are back to normal now, it is a live site, and there’s no reasonable way to set up a staging site as part of normal workflow with WP and licensed themes/plugins. Underlying server is standard cPanel Apache 2.4 PHP 7.2, PHP-FPM, etc. .htaccess disabled for performance. http redirects to https.

[Matt]

Hi Geoff

Thank you very much. I have now actioned your advice for point 2 and it
works fine! As regards point 1, Avada have told me that their template will
always overwrite that of Events Calendar so it is not possible to use your
default page template! I will now follow your guidance on contacting you
about point 1 privately.

Many thanks

[Matt]

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