squivo

Looks like it’s a caching issue ( WPEngine ), although I still haven’t solved the problem

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by squivo.

I don’t think I applied anything? What does the plugin do natively when visiting a protected page/post? Sorry for my delay in responding

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by squivo. Reason: grammar

marking as resolved.

‘crickets’…

oh well, the time.ly people don’t care but maybe this helps someone else.

In the code, above that function, there are comments relating to modified instances and recurring events which I have a lot of, so I’m guessing that one of my recurring events is causing the NULL to be passed into that post_row_actions function. I’m going to leave it for now, but it maybe something to look into?

So, I didn’t want to do this, but I disabled the array enforcement for the post_row_actions function on line 169 of app/model/event/parent.php ( where the error was being generated from ) and it works now…

changed
public function post_row_actions( array $actions, $post ) {
to
public function post_row_actions( $actions, $post ) {

Is there any good reason for forcing the $actions variable to be an array?

I also tried deleting old events, but nothing is working. ??

I followed your steps exactly but it didn’t solve the problem. I tried different themes as well -> same result.

One other thing to note about my setup is that I do not have wordpress in the root folder -> I have wordpress installed one folder down https://mysite.ca/wordpress/wp-content…. maybe this is important information?

Thanks! I’ll try this later this evening and let you know how it goes

So something in my database ( a setting, an old event ? ) is breaking the plugin. I exported my sql, deleted the plugin and re-installed the whole plugin. It worked with no Events in it, and as soon as I imported my SQL again it is broken again. Can someone from Time.ly please try and help me out a bit… I’ve been trying everything and I haven’t heard _anything_ from you. I might have to move this conversation to twitter…

It’s not just me! Sad that it’s happening to you, but glad I’m not the only one ??

brandikelp – what is your setup? I wonder what our plugins/themes/setup have in common.

Any timely people wanna chime in on this issue? PS Nelson, BC is the best.

I tried disabling my custom post types as well as my meta data but that didn’t yield any different results…. still sitting with a half broken plugin ??

Well, okay. The more I play, the more I learn… this is where I’m at::

The reason Custom Post Type 3 & 4 worked fine before was because they didn’t have any posts associated to them yet. As soon as I created Posts of those types, their menu items broke the same way.

Dashboard, Media & Pages work fine.
All other Parent Menu Items break the Events Plugin: Posts, Events, and Any Custom Post Type containing posts of that type

Oh and one more thing. I tried moving my Custom Post Types around in the menu positions and it did not affect the errors… so it’s not a positioning thing, rather something in common with the four post types: Posts, Events, Custom Post 1 and Custom Post 2.

(This is the new order I tried )
Post –> 404
Events ( Time.ly ) –> 404
Media –> works fine
Pages –> works fine
Custom Post 1 –> 404
Custom Post 2 –> 404
Custom Post 3 –> works fine
Custom Post 4 –> works fine

I can add some further information: I have disabled all my other plugins and I get the same result. Based on twentythirteen, My theme is super minimal aside from a bunch of custom post types and some meta data. Also, Is it only the parent link ( eg ‘All Posts’ ) that generates the 404 redirect followed by the error. The sub options ( ‘Add New’ , ‘Categories’, etc ) do not cause the error.