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Thanks. Yes, disabling the Events Calendar Pro plugin, then re-enabling it, solved one issue: Now, all current and future events do show up.

The bad thing is that now the nice map view that used to be atop the listings, to show event locations, cannot be used. If I re-enable that view, or try to use any other view, such as Calendar or Grid view, the whole thing goes to pieces again.

This issue exists even after ALL other plugins have been deactivated. Therefore, I do not think there is any way for it to be a plugin conflict.

Thinking that it might be a corrupted file, I re-downloaded the Events Calendar and Events Calendar Pro plugin, and reinstalled them. That did not fix the problem of no longer being able to show anything other than the list view.

So, goodbye nice map and Calendar views, I guess.

Looks like maybe I might be having to find a different Events plugin. I went to Modern Tribe’s website and tried to get support on this issue, but they never responded.

I figured it out. Sorry for the panic. The setting is in Frontend Settings.Why in the world anyone would want their analytics to show up publicly on posts and pages still mystifies me, though. Hackers were following that stuff, apparently, and hitting our most popular pages based on the analytics reports that they could troll.

I found a solution that makes perfect sense: Another developer discovered that code at wp-admin/includes/file.php did not work with his PHP server version.

Strangely, it was the exact same problem that existed way back with WP 2.5.x. A particular function is incompatible with many of the current versions of PHP on servers.

Here is the solution in its entirety, and it worked for me:

http://www.entertainingcode.com/archives/wordpress-image-upload-bug-fixed/

(As a side note: I had hoped to see more active support from developers in these forums. I am concerned that WordPress creators are unleashing this code and then just leaving everyone hanging on their own to try to figure out solutions themselves. While that sort of works, it is unethical and harms many people to not have dedicated volunteer developers monitoring and participating in these forums to help guide users to the correct solutions. The more I use WordPress and see the lackluster response from developers, the more dissatisfied I am becoming with the product! Speak up developers! Whatever happened to the ethic of “do no harm” and to support your work!)

RIP WordPress. Used it from Version 2.2.x to 2.8. It died completely at 2.9.1.

Yes to both questions, esmi.

I re-downloaded the entire zip file from ww.wp.xz.cn. Then, I deleted everything off the server. Then, I re-uploaded the fresh files, and reconnected to the database.

I also have tried to make the Add/Upload and Permalink buttons work in both Firefox 3.5.x and IE7 and IE8.

I tried two different PCs — one with 64-bit Windows Vista and the other PC with Windows XP on it.

So, even with a completely, totally fresh install.

Also, just for kicks, I connected to a brand-new database with nothing in it, and the buttons still won’t work.

Thanks. The revision-control editor works great. Now, I followed the exact same steps as MichaelH, by manually deleting revision records on wp_posts. Both times I tried it, the entire post went away, even though the post without the revisions remained in the database. Using MySQL 5.0 and PHP5.

In any case, the plugin works, and that resolves the problem. Trimmed the size of my database from 2 MB to .75 MB.