[rosspub]

So I figured out the problem. I had a custom post type permalink plugin that i wasn’t even using that I thought I deleted and that was messing up the rewrite rules. Now it is working just fine. Sorry for all the issues. Great Plugin, been using it for years. Keep up the good work.

[rosspub]

I wasn’t set to “%tribe_events_slug%”, but I did what you said and it still returns ” %tribe_events_slug%”. This is so confusing. I did a search for this in the plugin and nothing is returning that you guys use this ”
%tribe_events_slug%” No clue where this is being generated from. I just did a mass sweep of all my files as well.

[rosspub]

the Slug issue is only on single events when clicked on from the calendar.

[rosspub]

To your 1st question: Are you referring to the popup box that happened when you were editing a recurring event, and prompted you to save these changes for all occurrences, this one, etc. —-Yes. But that is good you done away with it.

For the 2nd Question about the slug this is an example of what it outputs on events when I try the recurring events. (see below)
http://www.seniorsguideonline.com/%tribe_events_slug%/westover-parade-homes

I put back the old version till we can figure this out. Any thoughts on why this is doing this. I even saved permalinks and made sure that everything was supposed to be correct.

On the previous version I just put back, this is what the url looks like now and the recurring events are working normally again. ( see below )

http://www.seniorsguideonline.com/event/westover-parade-homes

Thanks for your quick response.

[rosspub]

I also see that when you do have recurring events it messes up the slug of the url so for instance my url looks like this /%tribe_events_slug%/rest of my url

Can this please become a huge priority. I have to put back the old version until this can be done, and we just sent out a news press about the mobile responsiveness. This looks very bad on our company.

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