mibuthu

I have done a new release today, so this issue should be gone.

Can you please provide your full shortcode with all attributes for testing?

Some others had the same issue.

There should be an upgrade.log file in the plugin directory after the upgrade. Can you please provide this file here for information?

@zimbo000 – there should be nothing special, the update should be done automatically. All existing events will be converted to the new structure, you do not loose any event.

The only thing to consider is that the upgrade procedure will take a while with so many existing events. So please wait long enough after the upgrade before you reload the page.

If there is still a problem during the upgrade you have the “joker” to manually start the upgrade procedure again via the additional url parameter “resume-el-upgr=0.8.0″ (e.g. https://your-site.com/wp-admin/index.php?resume-el-upgr=0.8.0) as already mentioned in the other thread.

Please try with the new version 0.8.3 which includes many improvements regarding import itself and probably still required error messages.

Please try with the new version 0.8.3 which includes many improvements regarding import itself and probably still required error messages.

I have done another release with some improvements in the upgrade code. I cannot definitely say that these modifications solve all the reported problems, because I cannot reproduce them in my installations. But I am optimistic about that. Would be great if someone with the problems can test again.

An additional note:
The separate database table “event-list” is not used since version 0.8.0! So it is normal that new events created after the upgrade are not listed there. The event data is now included in the “posts” and “postmeta” table as a custom post type.

It is not so easy manually add events directly via db anymore.
The events data is splitted up in the already mentioned database tables “posts” and “postmeta”.

Since plugin version 0.8.0 the argument name has changed (show_details -> show_content). See the changelog of this version for details.

I cannot reproduce this problem.
Do you have any more information regarding this error (e.g. the corresponding file or line number?

You need to create a new page with the [event-list] shortcode in the description. Then you have to insert the url to this site in the widget URL field.

At the moment there is no permalink supported for direct links to the widget without a page. But this will change soon.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by mibuthu.

have a look at this thread

Please note, since version 0.8.0 the event-list table is not used anymore!
Since then a custom post type is used which saves the Events in the posts and postmeta tables. This is the default WordPress approach and has a lot of benefits, but unfortunately also result in troubles for some of the plugin users, especially due to the required upgrade process to convert existing events into the new db structure.
I do not have deleted the existing event-list database to allow rolling back to the older plugin version. The old table will be deleted in the next minor version 0.9.0.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by mibuthu.

There is no additional data collected by the plugin. There are no connections to external servers included in the plugin.
But I have no influence regarding the data collected by WordPress itself (e.g. for plugin upgrades, download statistics on WordPress plugin site, etc.).

Have a look at the event-list about page (Admin Area -> Event-List -> About -> Shortcode attributes). There you can find Information to the shortcode attributes which allow to modify the output, for your requirements you can use the following shortcode for example:
[event-list show_filterbar=false link_to_event=false]