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Hello,

@bim41337 We’d like to inform you that the issue might be with the server load so the update did not cause any issue.

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WP Event Manager.

Hello,

@hannanamin Thank you so much for your feedback.

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WP Event Manager.

Hello,

@amineriad Under event listing settings disable hide expired listings that should help you.

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WP Event Manager.

Hello,

@general_b we will look into it and get to you as soon as possible.

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WP Event Manager.

Hello,
@paywall We understand the inconvenience caused by this recent update. The change was made to address security concerns, ensuring that only authorized users have the ability to submit events.

However, if you wish to revert this functionality and allow subscribers to post events again, you can do so by commenting out a specific line in the plugin’s code. Please follow these steps:

1. Open the file located at:
   wp-content\plugins\wp-event-manager\wp-event-manager.php
2. Find line number 121 and comment it out as shown below:
   // add_action('wp_event_manager_event_submit_before', array($this, 'wpem_restrict_non_organizer_access_to_dashboard'));

By commenting out this line, the restriction on event submission for subscribers will be removed. Please let us know if you need further assistance or clarification.We appreciate your understanding.

Regards,
WP Event Manager.

Hello,

@stelfair We understand your concern. We try to give updates so that the user experience gets updated and some issues take more time then expected and we do not operate on the weekends so there maybe a delay. However we try our best to help our customers.

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WP Event Manager.

Hello,

@general_b We understand your concern. Could you please delete the plugin and install it again the data will not be erased if you disable delete data during uninstall in the settings section.

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WP Event Manager.

Hello,

@dciandreea It was our pleasure assisting you.

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WP Event Manager.