EM creates tables like
wp_em_events
wp_em_bookings
wp_em_locations
…..
so you’d expect to see wp_1_em_events etc. for each blog
if that’s not happening, first thing I’d suggest is make sure you can install it on your main blog
chancs are you need to go to wp_x_options and modify dbem_version so that it’s e.g. 5 so that it triggers the db update and adds the relevant tables
Sorry for the delay… I installed the plugin in network admin. and network activated the plugin.
Now trying to change the options to make the plugin to use global table for storing events from the network admin menu, But its not working??
When trying to save an event, it says it couldn’t save it to the table…
if global table is enabled, where will the data save? which table?
if enabled, then the info is saved to the root blog tables e.g. wp_em_events or wp_1_em_events table
If that doesn’t work, try uninstalling and re-installing EM (i.e. go to Network Admin > EM > Admin Tools > Uninstall (reset might even work)
even after doing that, it says like this
Your event details are incorrect and cannot be published, please correct these errors first:
Something went wrong saving your event to the index table. Please inform a site administrator about this.
when I tried to add a event ( from both main site and other sites)
in that case, I’d try re-installing and check your php error logs immediately after to see if WP reported any PHP/SQL errors.
