Would you be able to provide instructions on how the fixes should be applied to the database please?
We are running EE3 on WordPress 4.2.6.
The calendar is used by a department at Brock University, where I work, so unfortunately I am unable to give you direct access to the database as it is on an internal server. I would be grateful if you could provide some instructions so that we can apply the database fixes ourselves (through PhpMyAdmin). Thank you so much.
Sebastien
This topic was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by Sebastien Marchal.
This topic was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Garth.
Go ahead and locate the wp_events_start_end database table and click on it. Then click on the event id column to sort and you’ll see some rows that have 0 (zero) for the event id. Remove only these rows that have 0 for the event id.
5) Locate the wp_events_prices database table and click on it. Then click on the event id column to sort and you’ll see some rows that have 0 (zero) for the event id. Remove only these rows that have 0 for the event id.
6) Locate the wp_events_category_rel database table and click on it. Then click on the event id column to sort and you’ll see some rows that have 0 (zero) for the event id. Remove only these rows that have 0 for the event id.
7) Return to your WordPress dashboard and then reactivate Event Espresso 3 along with its add-ons.
Thanks for confirming Sebastien. Enjoy your weekend!
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Lorenzo
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