Hi there digitalmac. Thanks for the note here; it looks like there may be an incorrect file path within the plugin there. Are you sure the plugin is installed correctly? I’m wondering where/what is pulling this in:
D:\Inetpub\spjazz\sp
content/plugins/http://w
admin/edit.php
Let me know what happens if you delete the plugin entirely and re-install it from scratch. You may also want to try this with other plugins deactivated, then activate them one-by-one to see if a certain conflicting plugin causes that error to arise. I can keep trying to troubleshoot this with you from there.
Definitely not an isolated event.
Installed WordPress 3.4.2 from Plesk and Manually and installed Events Calendar 2.0.8 and 2.0.9 and both presented the same error message as digitalmac. I am running Windows.
open_basedir restriction in effect. File(C:\Inetpub\vhosts\domain.com\sitedir/wp-content/plugins/http://teacher1.ehomeworkwiz.com/wp-admin/edit.php) is not within the allowed path(s): (C:\Inetpub\vhosts\domain.com\sitedir\) in
C:\Inetpub\vhosts\domain.com\sitedir\wp-admin\menu-header.php on Line 151
Roblagatta, If you want me to setup a login, let me know. These are fresh installs with no other plugins installed.
The line
add_action( ‘admin_menu’, array( $this, ‘addHelpAdminMenuItem’ ), 50 );
in lib\the-events-calendar.class.php is causing the error. When commented, no errors on menu.
public function addHelpAdminMenuItem() {
global $submenu;
$submenu[‘edit.php?post_type=’ . self::POSTTYPE][500] = array( __(‘Help’, ‘tribe-events-calendar’), ‘manage_options’ , add_query_arg( array( ‘post_type’ => self::POSTTYPE, ‘page’ => ‘tribe-events-calendar’, ‘tab’ => ‘help’ ), admin_url( ‘edit.php’ ) ) );
}
Hey, thanks for the follow-up here holmespc. This is a really weird issue and if you’re experiencing it too, it does sound like there is something amiss. It’s weird that nobody on our team has ever encountered it but I’ve asked our lead dev on this plugin to take a look at the issue via our central projects system; if he has any observations on Monday I’ll let you know, and if modifications are needed to the plugin code we’ll obviously make those for an upcoming release. Once I have an answer on there I’m chime back into this thread as well.
It sounds like you’ve got a temporary workaround, which is great…really appreciate you posting it so other users such as digitalmac have short-term relief. Thanks again for looking into this and your patience so far.
Hi, guys!
It looks like some weird server issue to me. I wonder, are you both installing WordPress using Plesk?
I would try doing a fresh install by hand (i.e. not using the Plesk admin) and seeing if it solves the problem.
Let me know!
I did a manual install(not from plesk) and only had this plugin enabled and it was still an issue.
I have moved my sites to Apache running on Windows and I’m not having the issue anymore. I didn’t like the slowness or errors I was seeing with IIS. Haven’t had any problems with any plugin since making that move.
Glad to hear this switch got you sorted, Homlespc. What about you, DigitalMac? Still having issues here or can we close this one out?
Since I never heard anything back from DigitalMac, and it’s been a week since my last comment, I’m going to assume this is set and will mark as RESOLVED accordingly. Please let me know if anyone disagrees.
