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Yes, GoDaddy.

Oh hey, yeah I didn’t see that post, thank you.

I did however go through the usual process of testing before I posted though. I luckily have this other site in development and was able to deactivate all plugins, clear all caches, and switch themes. After everything I could do, still the same results.

Hey,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I just actually replaced the events page with a gird view. Some of the css seems to be missing — the event titles don’t have a background color like usual. But the List View is at this link. And the Grid View is at this link.

that second link is a site under development. It has the same theme, however we can do some testing on there as well since it’s not live. Let me know if that could help.

Thanks again!

Correct. Haven’t had a problem since changing the file name.

Nick, as always, I appreciate your great diligence in this. You guys are rock stars.

1. So yes, this has certainly seemed to eradicate the Fatal Error issues. As for my website, I am not aware of it reoccurring since changing the file name.

2. However, I’m not actually sure what to look for regarding your second question. Right now all I can tell you is that there hasn’t been any known issues of any kind on my site. But if you have anything more specific to look for, I’ll do so.

As of now, it’s been smooth sailing.

Thanks again!
a

Ok I did that. Done.

Internet was down for a few hours and when it returned my site was also down again.

Yes, I experienced that same thing just the other day. I’d clear the GoDaddy cache, or the GCal cache, and then navigate to a page and it was fine. But once a second click event took place, the website went down.

RIGHT NOW:
My site is currently down, but only on Firefox. Typical error message is up. I am on an Apple Pro and running OSX 10.7.5

solar1.org

Sorry about that.

It is also not Friday.

Way off my game today.

Hey Nick,

I think he means the general cache that GoDaddy provides, which is standard for their wp hosting. It’s just a button that is located at the top gray bar when signed in to wp. While we’ve seen an instance or two of people who are experiencing this without being on GoDaddy’s servers, there does seem to be a correlation to the specific GoDaddy hosting package called Managed WordPress.

Ok, that’s all I got. Happy Friday & thanks.
a

Yes but just a few posts above this one ericrowley said that he isn’t on GoDaddy but it’s happening to him as well. He’s hosted at Media Temple.

Just worth mentioning.

Its part of their wordpress package.

Its a GoDaddy thing that is automatic — its not “plugged in” on my end.

Hey Nick,

Yes, that’s my guess anyway, but I really don’t know when you push it through, of course. All I know was this morning I came in to work and it was down. It happened about 2 weeks ago or something, you recently pushed another update though, correct? It only tends to happen when you make an update. So I’ll update the plugin, clear the cache, and walk away. But sometimes the next day it goes down again and I just have to clear the cache in order to bring it back online. After that it tends to be fine until another update comes around. Very strange.

thanks man! Let me know if you want me to try anything on my end. best,
a

Hey Nick,

Very sorry to keep coming back to you with this one, but the website (solar1.org) keeps going down when you guys make updates (after you make the update, but before I update the plugin on my end). Sometimes it goes down the day after I update, as well. I’ve tried everything you’ve suggested and done as much trouble shooting as I can come up with. My boss is getting annoyed at this, however I greatly prefer your plugin to your competition (you guys are pretty obviously the best). So I’d love it if we could try one more time to fix it, if possible…?

Here’s the specifics below. Please hit me up if you have any ideas. And thanks a million!!
Adam

Here is a screen shot of what the website looks like when it goes down:
https://solar1.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/fatal.error_.jpg

Here’s the error message:
Fatal error: GCE_Display::get_event_days(): The script tried to execute a method or access a property of an incomplete object. Please ensure that the class definition “GCE_Event” of the object you are trying to operate on was loaded _before_ unserialize() gets called or provide a __autoload() function to load the class definition in /home/content/p3pnexwpnas05_data03/96/2347196/html/wp-content/plugins/google-calendar-events/includes/class-gce-display.php on line 61

And here is the code at line 61 of that document:

/**
	 * Returns array of days with events, with sub-arrays of events for that day
	 *
	 * @since 2.0.0
	 */
	private function get_event_days() {
		$event_days = array();

		foreach ( $this->merged_feeds as $event ) {
(Line 61)	foreach ( $event->get_days() as $day ) {
				$event_days[$day][] = $event;
			}
		}

		return $event_days;
	}