jonask5

Hi @d0153

I just deactivated the Elementor plugin and replaced the sites, I used it on, with normal Gutenberg-blocks – now the website is working again.

Hi @tristan083,

I tested now with activating other plugins – it seems like there is a conflict between “Elementor” and “The Events Calendar”. I don’t know the reasons for the conflict, but the problem occured again after I activated “Elementor” additionally.

Hi @d0153!

thank you for the fast reaction. The issue appears for example on the following site: https://rmcb.net/aktuelles/rock-symphony-sommerkonzert-2024/

There is just this grey bar in the header, but there should be an image. When I deactivate the Events Calender Plugin, the image is shown, but when I activate it, there is just this grey header. I can’t really imagine a reason, because the blog-section is seperated from the events-section. Am I right?

I’m looking really forward to your help.

Regards,
Jonas

• This reply was modified 1 month ago by jonask5.
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It was

https://rmcb.net/wp-admin/user-edit.php?user_id=82& wp_http_referer=%2Fwp-admin%2Fusers.php%3F update%3Dum_users_updated

the bold part of the link – I know, this link has no connection to the UM-Plugin, but behind the referer was the UM-action part. However, I did some tests and it seemed to be working – I don’t know why, but it works.

Hello @andrewshu!

I was able to find the error, even without the test: It is not working because of a referer-link, which is in the wrong position. I’m looking for a solution to fix it, but it is working so far.

Best regards!