Diana Ross

Alrighty, I’ve done some testing (thank you for the instructions!). I installed Health Check and ran with all plugins disabled, using Theme 2019. I added the “40” back into line 1780 of EME.

After re-enabling plug-ins down the list, it looks like Shopp is the the one causing EME to disappear. I’m in luck, we’re not using Shopp anymore as our main transaction plug-in… I’ve just hung onto to it as a backup. So I can get rid of it altogether now.

Thank you for all the help!

Thank you for being so attentive with this! If you need me to do any more testing/tweaking/trouble-shooting, just let me know.

I was on WP 5.0.2? when I originally posted, but updated to 5.0.3 while we were trying to fix this to see if it made a difference, but it didn’t.

I’ve made the edit and it’s back! Woo! Thank you!

front end looks fine! Everything is where it should be and acting normal.

Updated to 2.0.85 and still it’s playing coy, lol.

same result. I even tried a new browser, logging out and back in, logging in as one of my users. It’s still hiding. But it’s working happily in the background.

I grabbed the direct link to the events manager from my backup and it allows us to get in to edit and add events. “…/wp-admin/admin.php?page=eme-manager”

Yes, everything seems to be working, it’s just completely missing from the menu in dashboard. I’ve checked the whole list, including making sure it’s not nested in some weird place and it’s no where.

I’ve updated and it’s still not showing up. I’ve had my event coordinator use a direct link the the EME events section and they can use it there, but there’s just no way to access from the dashboard.

Awesome, thank you!!

perfect, thank you!!

awesome, thanks for the fast reply!

I see there is a new version (1.1), has anyone tried it out yet? I’ll be installing on my test site this weekend

Hi Arnan, I do hope you check back in on this thread and try to assuage your customer base so that the transition to Pro won’t be such a bitter pill.

My situation is this: We’re a small non-profit in the US who paid another small local company to build us a website. We have trained one of our own semi-tech-knowledgeable employees (me) to maintain the website while doing many of the other duties she was originally hired to do. We don’t have a dedicated website person.

I read your blog (and all the other plug-in blogs) as I can, but I always read the changelog before each update (some people don’t!) The changelog for the 3.8 update said nothing about turning off/removing features that we rely on.

Last I read in your blog about Pro was the July post talking about how the current plug-in features would remain and there would be more perks. I thought this was a fantastic idea and was already pitching Pro to my boss.

I was told there would be no monies released until next fiscal year (July ’13) to upgrade. Now I have to make the case for special funds and explain to the sales guy that we will no longer be able to use schedules or some reporting he relied upon.

I have no issues with you being paid for your hard work. I think a lot of people who might not be watching your blog are in the same pickle. I think just understanding that we’re not all ungrateful thieves who never never intend to pay you might go a long way towards a happier, paying customer base.

Your terse responses to others and in your blog might keep people from purchasing your products. I would very much like to see Pro, and you, succeed.

All the best,
Diana

ultimately, we have been his beta testers. I have no issue with that really, but the plug-in version shouldn’t have been 3.x.x… it should have been 0.x.x to let us know it was beta.

I was going to recommend to my boss that we purchase the PRO version once it was released thinking there would be added perks. Instead, I cannot update the plug-in we are actively using until I can make the case for paying.

As a non-profit entity, we cannot simply toss out money to random company X without some real justification. Our plug-in costs were rolled up into our website build total. I know how to wait for our Phase 2 build project moneys to be released to get this plug-in paid for and upgraded.

I have no issues with a developer making money from his hard work, but I do take issue with the less-than-straightforward way he’s done this. Truthfully his attitude towards his customers has always been terse and peppered with “pay for mah support bitches!” LOL

Hey thank YOU! I’ve tried out dozens of bar plug-ins and yours is solid and straightforward. good job!

The usual fix for this problem has been to delete the plug-in completely, then install the update fresh. I had the same trouble last update myself, and if I recall, I was able to get into admin by typing out the https:// log in address rather than using the non secure address.

Hope it helps!