martha_camellia

I believe I am experiencing this same problem. My site is in debug mode, and the debug.log file is large: 369123575 bytes. In version 4.2.5 of the plugin, on line 170:

$errorlog = file($filename);

PHP runs out of memory and this causes a white screen in the WP admin. If I clear out the debug.log file all is well.

The problems assigning Venues and Organizers also occur in the Pro version of the plugin. I have posted this in the support forum for Pro as well.

OK, I believe there are 2 problems:

First, note that for events that do not have a venue attached there is an entry in the postmeta table for key ‘EventVenueID’ with a value of 0.

Version 4.2.5
file: the-events-calendar/src/Tribe/Linked_Posts.php

Issue #1:
at line 690:
$currently_linked_posts = $this->get_linked_posts_by_post_type( $event_id, $linked_post_type );

get_linked_posts_by_post_type() returns an array that contains the post number for the venue to be added, even though it has not yet been written to the DB. So, the code thinks it’s already there and does not add it to the DB.

Issue #2:
at line 547:
In addition to writing the new venue id to the postmeta table, the code needs to remove the pre-existing EventVenueID rows. However, when there is a row with value 0 the unlink_post() function doesn’t remove it because 0 is not a valid venue post.

Whew!

I think I found one bug and am tracking another. Will update again…

I’m having this problem with today’s 4.2.5 (which I updated directly to today from 3.0.3). I tested with all other plugins disabled and with the twenty sixteen theme activated.

The problem is happening for me when I edit both events created with 3.0.3 by other admin users, and on new events created by me with 4.2.5.

I also tested with pre-existing venues and with “New Venue”. In the later case the sen is created, but not assigned.

I don’t see anything related in debug.log.

On line 55 of version 1.1.1, this:
‘ gform_wrapper ‘
should be:
‘ gform_wrapper’
There is an extra space before the quote mark.

Thanks for the great plugin!

Thank you!! This fixed my problem.

So, this plugin is no longer supported and with GF 1.9 (from months ago) is broken. Too bad because it’s been helpful.

I also had this problem. An update would be great. And thank you Gabriel for the clue!

This problem happens with PHP 5.4 but not with PHP 5.2 or 5.3.

Argh, GoDaddy.

This is not a WordPress issue, it is a PHP upload issue. You might get their help by explaining it that way.

Also, do you have a folder under your home directory called /html/tmp? If not, create it.

And if that doesn’t work, do this:
Open a plain text editor and create a file called phpinfo.php. Insert the following line:

<? phpinfo(); ?>

Save this file to the root of your Web site and then browse to yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php to test the settings. Find the line for upload_tmp_dir. What does it say, and does that directory exist?

Contact GoDaddy and they should be able to get this resolved for you. Good luck!

Who is your hosting provider?

This indicates that the temporary folder PHP uses for uploads is not available.

Is this a hosted site? If so your host provider should be able to help you.

If you have access to the php.ini file look for upload_tmp_dir and make sure the specified directory exists.

Can you compare the old and new .htaccess files?

Well first, did you use a plugin to create the redirect? Look in your Installed Plugins list in the WordPress admin interface.