ahoehne
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I seem to have fixed the problem with this:
/* Added (array) in the offending line below */
foreach ( (array) …using this info too:
The solution I prefer is to cast the variable to an array in the loop. This is a lot cleaner, requires less typing and only needs one edit on one line:
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foreach ((array) $items as $item) {
…from here: http://www.euperia.com/development/php/fix-php-warning-invalid-argument-supplied-foreach/1230
the php line 614 is:
foreach($this->booking_meta[‘registration’] as $key => $value){
I am just an advanced user and we have no programmer at hand…
the error is not solved by changing the executing php version on the webserver I tried 5.3 and 5.2 and 5.4 – no difference
Hi thanks for the reply
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Events Manager Pro 2.3.8.1The Warning Message appears top of the dashboard and distorts all plug-in configuration activities too, by creating a white page with only the error message showing. — That of course is irritating …
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/kaffeema/public_html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/events-manager/classes/em-booking.php on line 614
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In reply to: 2.7 Dashboard ???Hi Gangleri. Yes, thanks, that seems to be the problem. I didn’t even know about the side bar and it was my first upgrade. The problem with the left sidebar still exists and I am using lighter menus. Meanwhile I installed ozh dropdown and can now navigate as before. So my problem is solved and I am again able to work as usual. I will investigate into the left sidebar later.
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