Marks1973

Hello everyone,

my hosting provider kinda solved the issue adding the following line:
Header always set Content-Security-Policy "upgrade-insecure-requests;"
in subfolder’s .htaccess (outside BEGIN/END WordPress of course).

So, just to summarize the things to check (most of them are obvious):

1. You should specify your subfolder in root’s index.php require statement
   require __DIR__ . '/(your_subfolder)/wp-blog-header.php';
2. Root’s .htaccess should be left as it is when WP creates it.
3. Subfolder’s index.php should not have the /(your_subfolder) part in its require statement.
4. Subfolder’s .htaccess should contain the line I mentioned at the beginning.
5. In WP Settings > General you should state your subfolder’s name in WP’s URL and not state it in website’s URL (as you normally would with a subfolder installation).

For those interested in delving into the .htaccess statement, here’s MDN link.

Cheers!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Marks1973. Reason: Formatting adjustments
• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Marks1973.

@mmxxi forcing SSL had not resolved for me neither; my hosting has just asked me to grant them administrator access to wp both in the root and in the subdir, to “further address the issue”. I will not waste time to explain them that I have just one installation, but so be it, I’ll do what they ask and get back if anything new comes out.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by Marks1973. Reason: * resolve -> resolved

@mmxxi that’s a really good question 🙂
I’m about to ask my hosting about it, will let you know.

@mmxxi same problem here. Completely new installation of wp 5.9 in a subdir with twenty-twentytwo theme, no plugin at all. The problem is caused by /{subdir}/wp-admin/site-editor.php requesting /{subdir}/?_wp-find-template=true over http.
Trying various workarounds, will update you if I get anything.

Hi again Stephen,
something (apparently) weird just happened: my eo_fullcalendar doesn’t show events anymore. Yesterday evening ok, this morning ko.
– I have wp_footer registered in the footer;
– I have the link to google’s jquery in the header, last version;
– I have switched to 2013 theme… same issue;
– I juggled with permissions… same issue (anyway I didn’t change those things since yesterday evening when it was working).

Any other hint?
Thanks

Hi again, just to thank you again and say that everything’s ok (I missed the call to wp_footer in the footer, as your link clearly states).
Best calendar plugin so far.

Hi Stephen,
1st of all thanks for providing me with THE plugin I needed, no more nor less. I, though, have an issue too with [eo_fullcalendar], that’s to say it simply doesn’t show at all, page or post, no matters.

Both the widget and [eo_calendar] works, but I really need [eo_fullcalendar]: I don’t get any error message, simply it doesn’t show anything if the shortcode is the only content in the page/post, or shows a “Loading…” text if there’s any other content.

The main fact is: in another theme, wp’s twenty thirteen, [eo_fullcalendar] works like charm. So we know I would find the problem in my theme (which is really basic), but I really don’t know where to start looking for it. Which are the basic things that need to work/exist in the theme in order to make the [eo_fullcalendar] shortcode work properly?

Thanks again.
Marks