emellina

Thanks @wpkubehelp
We implemented the above but it didn’t work.
That’s fine, we decided to disabled the StCR plugin.
Thanks anyway.

@pgannon2112

RE: You mention cleaning up the database. How do you do that?

Sorry, I just meant manually deleting the duplicated registrations via WordPress “view attendees”

PS – the best would be to avoid these double entries of course, as it seems to be the root cause; plus it forces us to regularly & manually clean up the database – which doesn’t really make sense (we use a plug-in to avoid manual entry).

We have a note on the RSVP page saying “Wait 10 to 20 seconds for your RSVP to be processed. The page will refresh and a confirmation message will appear above this form”… but people still freak and re-click.

Thanks pgannon,
Glad to hear you had a similar problem.
As you, we had a bunch of multiple entries because the system is slow to respond and people “freak” and click several times – which results in multiple entries.
In the past, we deleted those but the count didn’t go out of sync as this time.

Hopefully the developers will have a fix.

Hello Nikola,

Same problem on our site. Any sense when the conflict with Events Tickets will be fixed?

BTW – nice pluggin before we had this problem.

Ok, done! Thx.

Thanks Raam,

What is puzzling though is that WP-DEBUG was set to false i.e. Not sure why we are getting that warning if DEBUG is false?? Does that make sense to you?

On a related note: we’ve added the two lines (see below) for LOG & DISPLAY, but as explained on the codex link you kindly forwarded, we need to turn DEBUG to true for these lines to have any effect. Should we do that?

define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
define( ‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true );
define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false );

The problem appeared a 2nd time today so we’d like to get rid of the message. The display-in-log approach you suggested would be fine with us. Hence this follow-up post.

Thx again.

Yes, WordPress 4.6.1.
I guess PHP 5.5 is the latest [that our hosting provider makes available to us] then ??
Yes, English version of WordPress.
I’ll send you via email the printscreen of the browser console.
Once you have a chance to look at it, any pointer would be much appreciated. We would really like to use your Toolkit – so hopefully we can resolve and fix the issue.
Cheers.

PS2 we had forgotten to check the browser console. Here is what it says when we click on the settings button…

Invalid character
response “\u001f?\b”

I could forward a PrintScreen pix, but it looks like I can’t do that here.

PS – btw, thanks for your prompt response this morning. I wasn’t expecting such a quick reply given it’s the weekend. I appreciate it.

Thanks uncanny. We did everything (see below) but still the same problem.
Any other thoughts?

1- Deactivated all plugins except LD and UOT – still the same.
2- Switched to latest version of Twenty 11 theme – still the same.
3- Just in case, Switched to latest version of Twenty 15 theme – still the same.
4- We checked our PHP version – 5.5.35 (CGI) – which apparently is the latest.

Hey Raam Dev,

I noticed today that the “file exists” warning message still appears (to see it, you have to be on a rather slow internet connection; or a fast connection but accessing the website while Windows is still busy loading – which has the same effect as a slow connection).

I thought the fix was addressing the issue?

Edmond.

Thanks Raam Dev!

Hi Jarryd,

Sorry it took us so long to test it. We got carried away…

Commenting out the line did the trick. Everything seems fine now.

Thanks so much!!

Ok, thanks Raam. We’ll be following up with our web hosting company… Looking forward to the patch too. Keep up the good work! Your pluggin has been very useful to us.