rfearns

I figured out that the name of the placeholder #_VENUE had been changed to #LOCATION – is there any others? You really shouldn’t change variables from one build to the next – makes for a lot of extra work all the way around. I still have the green square where there used to be a map. Any ideas?

Fix did indeed take care of the database error. However now my events are being displayed as

18 Mar 2009 – 00:00
#_VENUE
Venice Theatre Performance

And the maps are now green squares, but I’m thinking the may be because of the #_VENUE where the name of the place should be

I didn’t mean to sound as if I was trying to pressure you. I thought if there was a work around the issue that I could use that while the fix was being worked on. And my users are old people, doing well to know where the on switch is……. All who use this plugin appreciate all your hard work. Given the number of those spazing when something goes wrong is a testament to its popularity.

Add me to the list as getting this error. Using 2.7 and this was an auto upgrade. Is there a work around? This is on a community site and the users are going to get restless very soon.

Clearing my cookies fixed this on my system. I dunno how a redirect cookie got there, but that appears to be the problem

Use the automatic update plugin. Makes the upgrade a no brainer and painless.

Experienced same problem after upgrading. Clearing my cookies allowed me back into my admin area.

Had the same problem; only way around it was to go through my hosts “applications” (where they have software such as WP available)and install what they had (previous version). I’ll upgrade to the latest release manually. I did see where “localhost” in the config file isn’t “localhost” – so you maybe in that 1% that needs to change that.