Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library Webdeveloper

I found the issue and there is a new version with a small change that should fix it.

In the future I’ll be adding more options to hide or format that line and others. If you feel comfortable changing things in the code, you would have to change a line in the templates > public > publicShowRooms.php

Lines around 120 are

<?php
if( false == $branchList[$roomContList['id'][$tinyKey]['branchID']]['branch_isSocial'] ) {
?><div class="branchSocial"><?php _e( 'No social gatherings are permitted at this branch.', 'book-a-room' ); ?></div><?php
}
?>

Basically, comment out the line starting “if( false ==” by adding a # to the start of the line. Then, add if( false ) {

<?php
#if( false == $branchList[$roomContList['id'][$tinyKey]['branchID']]['branch_isSocial'] ) {
if( false ) {
?><div class="branchSocial"><?php _e( 'No social gatherings are permitted at this branch.', 'book-a-room' ); ?></div><?php	
}

This ignores the line\logic all together.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library Webdeveloper.

Is it possible to screenshot the drop down?

Was this an upgrade or a fresh install? If fresh, can you remove it completely and try installing again?

I can’t seem to recreate this problem on my test machine!

Deleting the character isn’t the fix, as it needs to close the foreach loop in line 56:

foreach ( $branchList as $key => $val ) {

I’ve gone over this code several times and can’t find why this isn’t working. I can’t find the error or recreate it on my end. I’m going to ask on our Facebook page if anyone else has seen this problem.

Was this a new install or an upgrade?
Are you hosting on Windows IIS or Apache?

I’m not sure if this fixes it, but I just put up a small version update.

I went through and added a space after the parentheses in some of the code. See if this new update helps.

Also, do you know what version of PHP you are running?

In the root folder of WordPress can you find the wp-config.php file and change this line:

define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

to:

define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

This turns on error reporting. If you can do this, can you try again and see if there is an error?

I definitely found the error(s) that you were throwing and just put up an incremental update that should fix it. Try 2.7.1 and let me know if that helps!