This block has encountered an error and cannot be previewed.

This can be traced back to a fatal error the plugin is throwing:

PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught TypeError: implode(): Argument #1 ($array) must be of type array, string given in .../wp-content/plugins/events-block-for-the-events-calendar/includes/ebec-block.php:93

Hi @sgarciav

Could you please share the screen recording of the editor and the front end so that we can check settings you have added for the block?

Also, Do you have any categories created for events?

@shubham0095

Yes, I have event categories. Here is the screen recording showing Event Settings, Event Categories, and a demo of the issue. If something more/else is required, let me know. Thanks!

https://youtu.be/gKENmWDoN24

Hi @sgarciav

Thanks for sharing the video.
But, I tried this on my end and with latest version, doesn’t face any issue.
When you are adding the block are you able to see the block settings on the right or not?

Could you help us with the theme name, our plugin version you are using and also the list of other plugins so we can create the same scenario at our end?

Also, share the console errors, if you are getting.

Hope this helps.

@shubham0095

I am using the Kadence theme. I switched over to Twenty Twenty, same results. When I add the Events Block, I get the menu under the three vertical dots:

When I am looking at the page without selecting anything:

This is what is under the three vertical dots when I select the block and click on the three dots:

The following is an image of all the plug-ins that I am using, currently, most are deactivated.

Events block version is 1.3.1

Thanks for your continued help. Salvador

@shubham0095 – the images did not display. Give me a moment to rectify this. Salvador

Testing with image of installed plugins.

• This reply was modified 7 months ago by sgarciav.

Hi @sgarciav

Thanks for sharing the details.

We checked the scenario at our end and everything seems to be working out at our end.

Could you please check if you are getting any errors in console or in error log file? Also, it would be great if you can create a test page and add the block on that page and share the link with us.

Regards

Yes, The URL is the following: https://chicagobots.org/test/

Currently, I have the Twenty-Twenty theme.

Pardon my lack of expertise, but how can I check to see if I have console messages? Thanks!

This is how the page look like when logged in WordPress

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Hi @sgarciav

Sorry for the late reply.
It seems to be some issue with data not fetched at your end and can be relatable with the error you shared in video.

Can you please deactivate the plugin and check if the error still occurs or not?

Hope this helps.

Hello, apologies for the late reply. For some reason I was not notified that there had been a response in this thread.

I went ahead and tested. First, I deactivated the Events calendar (top image) and went to edit the page. The second test involved activating the Calendar Events, but now deactivating the Block for Calendar Events (bottom image). The results are shown in the images below.

I am beginning to think that the problem lies with InfinityFree, the hosting service that I am using. Which hosting service are you using to test? Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by sgarciav. Reason: Typo

Hi @sgarciav

It seems to be some problem in the test case you performed as our plugin Events Block works with The Event Calendar if you deactivate the main plugin it will definitely show you the error.

Please test this with activating The Event Calendar plugin and let us know if that still gives you error.