[Bob Lennard]

Yes. Makes sense. What’s the price difference?

[Bob Lennard]

That was a misunderstanding on my part then. I thought since it was the same domain, we were licensed correctly. Is that not correct, and if not what do I need to do if I want to continue to use a calendar on the sub site?
If we decided it is better to stay with a single license (assuming we misunderstood the above), would removing the 2nd calendar from the sub site resolve the upgrade issue?

Thanks,

Bob

[Bob Lennard]

Since a new update came out this morning, I gave this a try. Still no luck. I do have 1 GB of available memory and don’t appear to be getting anywhere near the limit. I deactivated Jetpack, but I still get the same result. Other thoughts?

Thanks!

[Bob Lennard]

We use Inmotion Hosting. Although, to be honest, I’ve never dug into much detail in regard to whether we are on a shared instance or not. But, based on the pricing, I would almost guarantee that we are. We only have 1 site running from this instance. We have 1 GB of memory on the server (in case you need that).

I have tried and retried. I would say I get a good connection maybe 1 out of every 10 or 15 tries.

Thanks,

Bob

[Bob Lennard]

Trying to pull from Event Calendar Pro itself. The URL is kolami-tx.org/wp/events/ . We are pulling it into our subsite: kolami-tx.org/wp/education/

Thanks,

Bob

[Bob Lennard]

We do own the Event Aggregator, but as of yet it hasn’t turned out to be too helpful. I get more errors than good pulls with it. (I already have another ticket open on it.)

While this doesn’t really solve my issue, it does let me know that I can quit scratching my head for a direct solution. I appreciate the follow-up.

As a suggested improvement for future versions, you guys might want to consider allowing Event Aggregator to be the “hub”. I suspect, much like ourselves, many people would prefer for this to be the true master calendar vs. another source where we have to import.

Thanks for all of your help!

Bob

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