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SOLVED! The problem had nothing to do with the “Events Manager” plugin, it was a problem with the “CF7 Google Sheet Connector” plugin. Rolling back to version 5.0.9 fixed the problem. Starting with version 5.0.10, this plugin causes “wp_ajax_no_priv_*” functions to be unavailable to non-administrators and WordPress displays the message “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”

Sorry, my failure. I was not patient enough to wait until the saved messages appears. I will close the topic. Regards

Hi, thank your for figuring out the 503 error reason. I have exactly the same problem and was happy to find a fellow sufferer. As I am not able to find out the old php settings, would it be possible for your to give me a hint, what to modify in the new settings? Thanks in advance!

Sorry Takayuki, I was about to prepare a link with the error example when I found that the function “get_current_user_id()” works now! I don’t know why, but everything seems perfect again now. Thank you for your quick response!

Problem still exists. But, if in Settings/General I change the date format to custom date “d.m.Y” and in Google Sheet I format the date column to custom format like “5. August 1930” the form submission date will appear as “25. Mai 2022” (as expected).

I think if CF7 Google Sheets Connector would transfer just a native date without considering the WordPress date format settings it would work much better because you can specify the date format independently in Google Sheets.

Thanks for your support, I’ll mark the topic as resolved.

Hi @westerndeal,
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, I created the first column in the Google Sheet as “date”, the form submission date is also transferred, but unfortunately not with the German month name, as you can see here:
https://thank-god-its-monday.org/people-first/CF7%20Google%20Sheets%20Connector%20Problem.pdf
Any ideas?

Hi Webmystery,
Strange, it works perfectly for me. Maybe there are some settings which are responsible… Good idea to open a new thread ??

Found out the problem cause:
In module “events-manager/classes/em-permalinks.php” the class definition “EM_Permalinks” the array “$em_queryvars” has an element “pno”. After having replaced line 13 (“‘calendar_day’, ‘pno’,” by “‘calendar_day’,”) the pagination of the events list works. Maybe it helps to think about an update? ??

I have the same problem. When I click on a next/previous page, some strange blogs appear, but no events list. With version 5.9.5. everything is still ok, with the update to version 5.9.6 the problems came. I can’t update at the moment.

Hi Kilbot,

Great! The search field can be focused with the prefix ‘B’.

Thank you for the nice plugin.

Hi Kilbot,

I also would like to know how it is possible to focus the cursor into the barcode search field after having scanned a barcode. You mentioned a barcode prefix character. What is a correct prefix character for the barcode scanner? Or isn’t it rather a suffix character? I already spent hours to find a solution – no success.

Thank you very much!
Woernib