Closed HitomiTenshi closed 8 years ago
I have the same problem. Have you found the solution yet?
SportsPress Version: 2.1.1
@HitomiTenshi @ttss82 This is usually a permalinks limitation with WordPress. Scheduled (future) posts are blocked when the permalink structure is set to "Default".
Any other setting, for example "Day and name" should work.
Hello brianmiyaji,
Thank's for your quick response. I have set Permalink Settings to Numeric and problem still remains. But this only happens if I have multiple FUTURE events in calendar. So clicking on the calendar with multiple FUTURE events takes me to the new page (url: http://nkbritof.si/archives/date/2016/09/17?post_type=sp_event) where the links to specific events are displayed. When I click on any of this links I got "Page not found" message (example url: http://nkbritof.si/archives/date/2016/09/17?post_type=sp_event).
Any help is appreciated, Tomaž
I just created the demo and another extra event to see if the bug just happened on the demo events, turns out it happens always on a planned event.
I can see a planned event as a logged in user (e. g. admin user). But once I log out to see the page as a regular visitor and navigate to a planned event, I get an "oops, page not found" error. Going to the same page as admin works and it displays it as a scheduled event.
Events that are in the past (finished) can be seen normally by a visitor.
Is this the intended behavior?
SportsPress Version: 2.0.7 WordPress Version: 4.5.2 Webserver Information: nginx/1.10.0 PHP Version: 7.0.7
I tested this with SportsPress being the only plugin enabled, it still doesn't find the page as a regular visitor.