Venue, Event Categories & Event Tags Not Found

[Jamie]

Hi Stephen,

I’m not sure if this happened before or after the latest update, but I noticed that the results show ‘Not Found’ whenever I click on a venue, category, or tag. I installed my back up files, which is the last 1.7v, & it still says ‘Not Found’.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Best Regards,

Jamie

[Stephen Harris]

Hi Jamie – try flushing your permalink settings (simply go to WordPress’ Permalinks settings page and click update). Let me know if that solves it or not!

[Jamie]

Hi Stephen,

Thanks for the fast reply! If by update you mean ‘Save Settings’, then it didn’t work. I haven’t changed those settings or Event Organizer’s permalink settings.

The Categories, Tags, & Venues in the Events tab lists the keywords and show how many events are listed under that keyword.

Would you have anymore suggestions?

Thanks Again,

Jamie

[Stephen Harris]

I mean ‘Save Changes’ on WordPress (not EO’s) permalinks settings page.

If that doesn’t work, you can try http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/monkeyman-rewrite-analyzer/

This plug-in allows you to test how WordPress interprets an url – so you’ll be able to see what WordPress thinks you want when you visiting an event category url.

[Jamie]

Hi Stephen,

I should have clarified that I saved changes on both WP & EO even though those settings were never changed. I’ve downloaded the plugin you suggested and tested the link below.

http://streetstyleindy.com/events/venues/mackey-arena/

Pattern
events/venues/([^/]+)/?$
events/[^/]+/([^/]+)/?$
(.?.+?)(/[0-9]+)?/?$

Substitution
event-venue: mackey-arena
attachment: mackey-arena
pagename: events/venues/mackey-arena

What should I do with this information?

Many Thanks,

Jamie Yan

[Stephen Harris]

Hi Jamie,

Sorry I misunderstood your initial bug report. It seems that the url-rewrites are working as expected, but the query it not returning the expected events.

First thing would be to check that it’s not a theme/plug-in conflict. If the issue still occurs, then you can check the SQL of the query via,

add_action( 'posts_request', 'debug_post_request', 10, 2 );
function debug_post_request( $r, $query ){
      if( current_user_can( 'manage_options' ) && $query->is_main_query() ){       
            echo '<pre>';
            print_r( $query );
            echo '</pre>';
       }
       return $r;
}

This will print the SQL & query information – but only for admins.

Finally, are you using a custom template for the venue’s page?

[Stephen Harris]

Hi Jamie,

I think this is related: http://wp-event-organiser.com/forums/topic/not-going-threw-loop/#post-5344

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