Modern Events Calendar Support Team
said
almost 3 years ago
How to solve “no event found” issue in modern event calendar
If you confronted “No Event Found!”. we will send you this message, so please before submitting a ticket check it and then if your issue was not fixed, then submit a ticket:
Update permalinks from dashboard > Settings > permalinks
Update events and shortcodes again
Remove filter options from shortcodes
Check the events not to be expired
Featured images for events in Carousel shortcode
Deactivate all your plugins and let the MEC remain active only, set your theme on default, then reload the page, if the issue was solved, then activate your plugins one by one and your theme, refresh your page and check to see which plugin is causing the issue. Please let us know the results.
Please check MEC Dashboard, do you have ongoing events?
If not, please send WordPress admin + cPanel access username / password + URL to login for deeper examinations. Please let us know in this link: https://webnus.net/support/ Or follow the second section in this article:
Fix “No Event Found” With SQL Query:
We strongly advise you get a backup of your database first.
If none of the above methods helped, we need to write a query that can work with the database of your website.
For the first one please find the “#__mec_*** ” and delete them (Drop).
In the next step, open install.sql in the directory below:
Note 1: usually “wp_” is prefix of the all tables, you should change the prefix instead of this “#__” Note2: You can find WordPress prefix on wp-config file
Now, you should add a new query for your WordPress database, so please follow steps below:
The substitution for charsets should be done as follows:
Find [:CHARSET:] => Replace with utf8mb4 or utf8
Find [:COLLATE:] => Replace with utf8mb4_unicode_ci or utf8_general_ci
Find #__ => Replace with Table prefix (Normally wp_)
Find and replace the correct charset.
For example, find all #__ in the install.sql and replace it with your WordPress prefix, Also, find [:CHARSET:] & [:COLLATE:] then replace with the correct string.
Note: Do not save install.sql file.
Now copy all of the code in the install.sql file [modified with the replace codes] and past it in the SQL Query in your database and then click on the GO button.
After that, you installed MEC tables and you need to save all of the content on your website, open all evens, shortcode, and taxonomies… and click on the update button to save all of them in the database.
How to solve “no event found” issue in modern event calendar
If you confronted “No Event Found!”. we will send you this message, so please before submitting a ticket check it and then if your issue was not fixed, then submit a ticket:
Update permalinks from dashboard > Settings > permalinks
Update events and shortcodes again
Remove filter options from shortcodes
Check the events not to be expired
Featured images for events in Carousel shortcode
Deactivate all your plugins and let the MEC remain active only, set your theme on default, then reload the page, if the issue was solved, then activate your plugins one by one and your theme, refresh your page and check to see which plugin is causing the issue. Please let us know the results.
Please check MEC Dashboard, do you have ongoing events?
If not, please send WordPress admin + cPanel access username / password + URL to login for deeper examinations. Please let us know in this link: https://webnus.net/support/ Or follow the second section in this article:
Fix “No Event Found” With SQL Query:
We strongly advise you get a backup of your database first.
If none of the above methods helped, we need to write a query that can work with the database of your website.
For the first one please find the “#__mec_*** ” and delete them (Drop).
In the next step, open install.sql in the directory below:
Note 1: usually “wp_” is prefix of the all tables, you should change the prefix instead of this “#__” Note2: You can find WordPress prefix on wp-config file
Now, you should add a new query for your WordPress database, so please follow steps below:
The substitution for charsets should be done as follows:
Find [:CHARSET:] => Replace with utf8mb4 or utf8
Find [:COLLATE:] => Replace with utf8mb4_unicode_ci or utf8_general_ci
Find #__ => Replace with Table prefix (Normally wp_)
Find and replace the correct charset.
For example, find all #__ in the install.sql and replace it with your WordPress prefix, Also, find [:CHARSET:] & [:COLLATE:] then replace with the correct string.
Note: Do not save install.sql file.
Now copy all of the code in the install.sql file [modified with the replace codes] and past it in the SQL Query in your database and then click on the GO button.
After that, you installed MEC tables and you need to save all of the content on your website, open all evens, shortcode, and taxonomies… and click on the update button to save all of them in the database.
I don't know why I had this but in the end the the auto_increment value of mec_events was set to its maximum value (2147483648). When I cleared the mec_* tables and reset the auto_increment values everything was fine again.
Deep Theme Support
said
5 months ago
Hello,
Please submit a ticket at support.webnus.net and our team will help you out.
Best,
Webnus team
A
Andreas Glück
said
5 months ago
Ticket has been created and is closed.
I just wanted to share this here since it is easy to check and worth trying!
A reason why this happened is not known.
Hakan Turan
My events are not showing anymore on MEC?!
How to solve “no event found” issue in modern event calendar
If you confronted “No Event Found!”. we will send you this message, so please before submitting a ticket check it and then if your issue was not fixed, then submit a ticket:
Use the latest version and be continue:
Or follow the second section in this article:
Fix “No Event Found” With SQL Query:
We strongly advise you get a backup of your database first.
If none of the above methods helped, we need to write a query that can work with the database of your website.
For the first one please find the “#__mec_*** ” and delete them (Drop).
In the next step, open install.sql in the directory below:
wp-content\plugins\modern-events-calendar\assets\sql\install.sql
Note 1: usually “wp_” is prefix of the all tables, you should change the prefix instead of this “#__”
Note2: You can find WordPress prefix on wp-config file
Now, you should add a new query for your WordPress database, so please follow steps below:
The substitution for charsets should be done as follows:
Find and replace the correct charset.
For example, find all #__ in the install.sql and replace it with your WordPress prefix, Also, find [:CHARSET:] & [:COLLATE:] then replace with the correct string.
Note: Do not save install.sql file.
Now copy all of the code in the install.sql file [modified with the replace codes] and past it in the SQL Query in your database and then click on the GO button.
After that, you installed MEC tables and you need to save all of the content on your website, open all evens, shortcode, and taxonomies… and click on the update button to save all of them in the database.
I hope the above steps help you if you have any issue yet please let me know: https://webnus.net/support/
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How to solve “no event found” issue in modern event calendar
If you confronted “No Event Found!”. we will send you this message, so please before submitting a ticket check it and then if your issue was not fixed, then submit a ticket:
Use the latest version and be continue:
Or follow the second section in this article:
Fix “No Event Found” With SQL Query:
We strongly advise you get a backup of your database first.
If none of the above methods helped, we need to write a query that can work with the database of your website.
For the first one please find the “#__mec_*** ” and delete them (Drop).
In the next step, open install.sql in the directory below:
wp-content\plugins\modern-events-calendar\assets\sql\install.sql
Note 1: usually “wp_” is prefix of the all tables, you should change the prefix instead of this “#__”
Note2: You can find WordPress prefix on wp-config file
Now, you should add a new query for your WordPress database, so please follow steps below:
The substitution for charsets should be done as follows:
Find and replace the correct charset.
For example, find all #__ in the install.sql and replace it with your WordPress prefix, Also, find [:CHARSET:] & [:COLLATE:] then replace with the correct string.
Note: Do not save install.sql file.
Now copy all of the code in the install.sql file [modified with the replace codes] and past it in the SQL Query in your database and then click on the GO button.
After that, you installed MEC tables and you need to save all of the content on your website, open all evens, shortcode, and taxonomies… and click on the update button to save all of them in the database.
I hope the above steps help you if you have any issue yet please let me know: https://webnus.net/support/
Andreas Glück
I don't know why I had this but in the end the the auto_increment value of mec_events was set to its maximum value (2147483648). When I cleared the mec_* tables and reset the auto_increment values everything was fine again.
Deep Theme Support
Hello,
Please submit a ticket at support.webnus.net and our team will help you out.
Best,
Webnus team
Andreas Glück
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