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That’s very strange if the error is solved simply by rebooting apache. I think this is likely a server issue of some sort rather than a bug in EM. I’d contact your host about this.

Hello, we’re not responding only to 1* reviews, obviously that’s not a good strategy for us, nor for you if you want the plugin to succeed!

If you are unhappy with the support, please reach out directly on https://wp-events-plugin.com/contact-us/ and we’ll do our best to help, we’re currently clearing out a backlog of customer requests that have built up over the past few months due to duplicate threads etc. and things should get back to our normal high standard of support.

Hello! Sorry for the bad experience, we’re working through our support forums to clear some backlog atm and also make some improvements to our support system, due to recent increase in customer volume.

If you can write to us directly and mention your threads pending we can make sure they’re tended to ASAP.

Hi! I’m very sad to hear that. I’ve managed to locate your account and reached out to you directly via the email registered on your account if you’d like to still solve this.

Hello, this is a false positive, or posted in the wrong forum. Note the email pasted mentions ‘Pods’ and not ‘Meta Tag Manager’. Additionally, the vulnerability in question relates to the use of the “Freemius SDK for WordPress”, we do not use this.

@sc0ttkclark thanks for chiming in!

Hello everyone, apologies for this error, this is something we never were able to reproduce but hard-coding the error ($data not being an array by default) we confirmed the fix and have implemented it.

We’ve updated a dev version which will fix the issue and will soon release a regular update with this and many more known bugfixes.

To upgrade to a dev version, visit Dashboard > Events > Settings > Admin Tools and click the Check Dev Updates button. You’ll see the update appear on your plugins/updates page. You can also manually update by downloading the dev version here. For more detailed instructions, see our documentation for upgrading to dev versions.

Hello everyone, sorry for this error, this is something we never were able to reproduce but hard-coding the error ($data not being an array by default) we confirmed the fix and have implemented it.

We’ve updated a dev version which will fix the issue and will soon release a regular update with this and many more known bugfixes.

To upgrade to a dev version, visit?Dashboard > Events > Settings > Admin Tools?and click the?Check Dev Updates?button. You’ll see the update appear on your plugins/updates page. You can also manually update by downloading the dev version here. For more detailed instructions, see our?documentation for upgrading to dev versions.

We’re going through some reported update issues that we’ve had issues reproducing.

@joneiseman thanks for the input.

@itspaul we’d need some more context on the error, is it on every page? just when the update happens? does it happen if EM is deactivated? does it happen if you deactivate other plugins?

I’d recommend resaving your permalinks too, although the updates shouldn’t have affected this.

Hello,

Sorry for the inconvenience.

We’ve just released 6.4.3 and Pro 3.2.4 which need to be both updated. It looks like you have Pro 3.2.3 which has that specific line of code which would only be compatible with 6.4.2.

We’ve written an explanation on our blog as to why this is happening.

In your case, you’re just seeing a warning, which is something I recommend you disable anyway, this is more serious for those running PHP 8.1 along without the latest versions of EM and Pro together.

Hello, try wrapping it in quotes, views=”…”

Hello, the button should enable itself when you select a space. The issue could be a JS conflict or a variety of other potential reasons. We’d need to see it in action to comment further. Do you have a staging site where we can reproduce this?

Hello, I just tried it out on your site and can book no issue. Is it maybe only logged in users seeing the problem?

Hello, we’re investigating this issue with some Pro customers who we hope wlil facilitate some FTP info, we can’t do that here due to forum guidelines.

We’re not able to reproduce this ourselves. We hope to fix it pretty much immediately after reproducing and releasing a 6.4.2 update.

Hello, we’re going to go over a lot of bugs that accumulated over the last update cycle. This will be fixed in the next update, actual fix is to change the line 121 on em-actions.php to this:

$selectedEvents = !empty($_REQUEST['events']) ? $_REQUEST['events']:array();

If your events list isn’t updated after deletion, then it may be a caching issue rather than a bug.

Hello, just tested this and it works fine for me, not aware of others reporting this either. Please try and disable other plugins or switch themes to test out conflicts. You can use WP Safe Mode to test that out just yourself and not your site visitors.