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Actually, I take it back. I thought my server was 5.4, but it was actually 5.2.17. Updated to PHP 5.4.45 and this plugin is back in business.

Getting the same error. PHP 5.4 installed on server.

Hi Sona,

Thank you for taking your time to respond to all these support requests.

Could you possibly expand on your response to KYW? We are having the same issue, except with the Members plugin by Justin Tadlock:

https://westshore.bc.ca/member-events/

This isn’t an issue with other plugins we’ve used (even other event and calendar plugins). So I don’t know why it is up to the role/permission management plugin developers to resolve this issue.

What permission is required by someone, who is not logged in, in order for the ajax loader to work?

Hello,

Also seeing this issue here:
https://duncanfaber.com/map/

Probably running apply_filters on the title?

Anyways, great plugin! I have added a good review for you Robert.

Thanks!

Since I upgraded to WP 3.6 and Genesis 2.0, the plugin has begun working again.

Recommend everyone upgrade to WP 3.6 and Genesis 2.0. I manage well over a dozen websites and have had only minor issues with 1 website due to the upgrade (did not even require code changes).

Then try this plugin again.

Mine is not a multisite.

Thanks TC.K. You rock! Very grateful for your time, effort, and expertise in developing this free plugin.

Also ran into this issue. Changing the search setting as described in this post fixed it.

I am running Genesis as well (version 1.9.2). WordPress 3.5.1. Events Manager version 5.4.2.

My custom search form code:

<form method="get" class="searchform search-form" action="<?php echo home_url( ); ?>/" >
	<?php /* This limits the search to custom post type of member-profile only */ ?>
	<input type="hidden" name="post_type" value="member-profile" />

	<input type="text" value="<?php echo esc_attr( $search_text ); ?>" name="s" class="s search-input"<?php echo $onfocus . $onblur; ?> />
	<input type="submit" class="searchsubmit search-submit" value="<?php echo esc_attr( $button_text ); ?>" />
</form>

The variables used in the code are irrelevant for recreating the issue.

Thank you Marcus for this awesome plugin. ??