Gil-

@heyloinoz

@dihetherington?how do you rollback to a previous version? Considering doing it too

I used WP Rollback.
I have not tested the latest version yet.

Well, glad to see I’m not the only one. Have fixed this myself some other way.
Hope to see a final fix in the next version.

Quick infos, The website is running on WordPress 6.1.1, Events Manager 6.1.2 and php 8.0

Unfortunately, I didn’t find a solution without editing the plugin files which I don’t want to do.

There is a function to call the theme but it’s kinda broken atm. I don’t really know why as I did some digging a while ago.

Hello, this is a one-off.

There is no cache plugin and I was using the latest version available at that time.

Hello,

I would like to say that the error is there on php >= 7.1.
Going back to php 7.0 resolved the issue for me.

@bestwebsoft could you confirm you can reproduce the issue or tell which php version you are testing with ?

Regards,

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by Gil-.

@caimin_nwl Yes but that would mean to filter them out after the db request. What I would like is to have x events displayed.

Right now I’m displaying 6 events with some full and some not. I want 6 events not full.

Hello,

@dommgifer you shouldn’t edit the plugin code as when it will be updated your modifications will
vanish.

Instead, create your own plugin with your functions.

@gzzorzz You are right. I’m using the simple version and it wasn’t working.
I updated the script (I was missing one thing) and it’s now working properly :).

Check it out : https://pastebin.com/KW9fM73f