[umnmch]

After messing with the query a bit and trying it out with this meta_key, I can confirm that it does work. So _EventStartDate was correct.

[umnmch]

Weird. I changed the event slug to something else and now it is working.

[umnmch]

Hello,
I’m having the same problem. I went through your solutions above and I have the same thing happen — works for the default permalink structure, but when I change it back, I get a 404. This is with all plugins deactivated except Events Calendar ones and with a default theme installed.

[umnmch]

Yep, I’ve looked, too. 🙁 I did find one person on the ThemeBlvd forums saying they’d used your plugin on other ThemeBlvd themes… but I haven’t been able to get a response from anyone yet.

[umnmch]

You can close this. Figured it out here: https://tri.be/support/forums/topic/install-on-windows-folder-question/

[umnmch]

Wish I had noticed this sooner… This is a site I inherited that just happened to have a folder named “/events” on the server. This is why I was getting the Directory Listing Denied message. Will keep forging ahead.

[umnmch]

P.S. I’m also working with the Windows sysadmin to see if this is a more general non-calendar plugin issue.

[umnmch]

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