abriel_s

Hi,

I actually couldn’t find the function em_get_events_array() in the template-magazine. But, I looked further in the old template before any installations, and in the older version of the plugin (v4.171), the programmer declared the following function in the em_functions.php file [in the main folder and the template folder] as follows:

function em_get_events_array($args) {
$events = em_get_events($args);
$events = explode('/%new%/',$events);
$i = 0;
foreach ($events as $e) {
$events[$i] = explode('/%break%/',$e);
$i++;
}
return $events;
}

I’m not sure if this function can be declared the same in the newest version of the plugin.

Thanks for the advice!

I actually asked this on WordPress Stackexchange as well, and here’s the results of what happened: link

Basically, I had to insert PHP to define the site URLs in the wp-config.php file.
define(‘WP_HOME’,’https://example.com’);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’https://example.com’);

Sorry for the delay in reply, but it seemed that somehow, our remote server gave a few errors in the error report. The errors given had to do with robots searching throughout all of our pages.

We simply had to place robots.txt within all of our WordPress websites and that seemed to solve the problem. ??

Sorry for the delay in responding to this post, but I wanted to let you know I found a great page that helps with this issue in particular:
WPBeginners.com | Fixing White Text and Buttons in Visual Editor

This solved my issue for me! Especially the last solution in particular.

I’m not sure how that works as well.

I’m going to give this a try and then post what I have going from there.

I didn’t know if this made a difference either, but our PHP version is 5.2.17 and our mySQL is 5.1.65.

I had one of our developers go into the PHP code for that particular plugin and created an ini_set() function for the plugin to make it 94M.

And to be honest, I didn’t understand that myself. Supposedly, I do have terminal access using SSH/Shell but can’t find it. I don’t know why I always get them mixed up, but we have unlimited PHP and mySQL space, but only have 155GB of disk space and 3GB of memory.

As of now, I tried looking in our error logs and can’t find any particular problems with it. I’m going through our server’s tech support to see if I can find it or get access to it.

Okay I will definitely try searching for the mySQL optimization and installing those. My question is, I’ve never done anything in particular like this before, how would I go about installing those particular files onto our mySQL databases?

We actually have unlimited memory on our server, but for some reason had to raise the memory up that much. I’m just curious, how did I allocate 1118MB.

Actually, MySQL is on the same server and we have unlimited memory for all of our resources, including PHP. I haven’t tried optimizing the database server yet. I have personally never done that before, do you know of any easy ways to go about this?

The logs are saying that the main server is taking up all the PHP memory allocation on our VPS, using most of our resources.

On all of the WordPress websites, I have W3 Total Cache installed and having them cache the websites this way.

An example URL would be readbuzz.com or the217.com

This is my second post on the WordPress support, so I apologize if anything isn’t clear.