Go button returns 404 error

[Tobey]

Our "Go Button" returns a 404 error but the << and >> navigation works as expected. Our page is http://fortcollinslions.org/events/?mo=05&yr=2011

I am a complete novice!

Thanks for any help you can provide,
Tobey

[Brian]

You need to look at this:

https://www.easyphpcalendar.com/supp...kbarticleid=56

Small world. I'll be in Fort Collins very soon.

[Tobey]

Hi Brian,

I hope you enjoy our town, there is a lot to do and the weather is getting great.

I have tried to implement your solution and I am still having problems. The navigation arrows work fine, the go button produces the 404 error. I think I found the "require" line in the Themes editor (FC Lions: Event Calendar Page Template (eventsTemplate.php)). It looks like this:

<?php $OL=1; $CSS=1; require("calendar/calendar.php");

I am not sure what the file name of the page where the calendar is integrated. Can you tell me how to find that?

I tried:
<?php $OL=1; $CSS=1; $thisFile="index.php"; require("calendar/calendar.php");

and saw no change, navigation arrows work, go button produces 404 error

and:
<?php $OL=1; $CSS=1; $thisFile="events.php"; require("calendar/calendar.php");

both navigation arrows and go button produce 404 error.

I am at a loss, thanks for your help, when will you be in Fort Collins and is it business or pleasure?

Thanks,
Tobey

[Brian]

Can you attach your page so I can see all of the code? If not here publicly, you can open a support ticket.

I'll be around the area on vacation.

[ve9gra]

You can't do "<?php $OL=1; $CSS=1; require..."

You need one full require line with $OL, then another with $CSS, and then one for each calendar mode that you want.

Since you're using WordPress, see my website for integration instructions within WP. Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3