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erea77
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This wouldn’t have anything to do with me running this on localhost would it?
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erea77
(@erea77)
You can delete the other posts.
I they weren’t showing up so I didn’t think they were being created.
Sorry
so how did you fix the error? I have the exact same problem. The Calendar in my page isn’t showing the event…but the text widget of upcoming events is…
This is probably because you’re running php > 5.3.1 and it doesn’t like using objects before creating them, I had the same issues, I fixed those by editing the following files of the plugin :
ajax-event-calendar.php
Line 1028, 1035 and 1039 add :
$permissions = new stdClass();
inc/admin-event.php
Line 25 add :
$event = new stdClass();
Done !
I am attempting to fix this same error — Can you please give the full text of the lines of code I am looking for? The lines are coming over double-spaced so I’m not sure if I am looking at the same lines that you are. (For example, there is nothing at line 1028 in my file)
Would really appreciate a hand, thanks!
-barbara-
Thanks, Memphis007! Your solution worked for me also!
@etellewyn:
Find this function from ajax-event-calendar.php:
function get_event_permissions($input, $user_id) {
// users that are not logged-in see all events
if ($user_id == -1) {
$permissions->editable = false;
$permissions->cssclass = '';
} else {
// users with aec_manage_events capability can edit all events
// users with aec_add_events capability can edit events only they create
if ($input->user_id == $user_id || $user_id == false) {
$permissions->editable = true;
$permissions->cssclass = '';
} else {
$permissions->editable = false;
$permissions->cssclass = ' fc-event-disabled';
}
}
return $permissions;
}
and add these:
function get_event_permissions($input, $user_id) {
// users that are not logged-in see all events
if ($user_id == -1) {
$permissions = new stdClass(); //<--THIS
$permissions->editable = false;
$permissions->cssclass = '';
} else {
// users with aec_manage_events capability can edit all events
// users with aec_add_events capability can edit events only they create
if ($input->user_id == $user_id || $user_id == false) {
$permissions = new stdClass(); //<--THIS
$permissions->editable = true;
$permissions->cssclass = '';
} else {
$permissions = new stdClass(); //<--THIS
$permissions->editable = false;
$permissions->cssclass = ' fc-event-disabled';
}
}
return $permissions;
}
And from the inc/admin-event.php:
...snip...
global $current_user;
// initialize form for new event
get_currentuserinfo(); // wp data
$event->id = '';
...snip...
...snip...
global $current_user;
// initialize form for new event
get_currentuserinfo(); // wp data
>$event = new stdClass(); //<--THIS
$event->id = '';
...snip...
@tannermirabel THANK YOU! This was exactly what I needed. Totally fixed the problem!
Thanks a lot for taking the time to post this!
most sincerely,
-barbara-
Thanks a Ton!
This fixed my problem too…
All the best
