I have a recurring dinner event. The idea is that when the menu is ready to post, we can edit that week and add the menu, understanding that it’s editing just the one event and taking it out of the recurrence.<\/p>\n
I am able to delete single instances of a recurring event, no problem. However, if I edit one event and select the option to edit just that one, the server spins and eventually errors out. On my dev site, I find that it’s created nearly a thousand copies of the event on that day before the process died. On my localhost, it only made 8.<\/p>\n
The error I get reads:
\nFatal error: Maximum function nesting level of ‘100’ reached, aborting! in C:\\xxx\\xxx\\xxx\\wp-includes\\wp-db.php on line 880<\/p>\n
Full error “call stack” log at https:\/\/dl.dropboxusercontent.com\/u\/894876\/recurring-edit.txt<\/p>\n
I’ve reproduced the error with the 2011 theme and only TEC activated. Have cleaned out extra entries on the dev site and don’t want to attempt there again because we’re about to lock it down for launch, but obviously want to be able to resolve this. For now what I have been able to do is to copy the content of the event, delete the one recurrence, and create a new event from scratch, but that’s not something I want to ask my client to do.<\/p>\n
TIA for your help!<\/p>\n
ETA: If I modify a recurring event and set it to apply to all events, it seems to be OK. Just if I’m pulling it from the recurrence, I guess.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-60523","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n