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  • Thread Starter matthewmckinnon

    (@matthewmckinnon)

    Seem to have corrected this on my own. By reading other threads here, I discovered several users having similar issues with 32-bit servers—which is how my staging site was configured.

    If anyone else hits this snag later, redeploying to a 64-bit box will solve the problem.

    matthewmckinnon

    (@matthewmckinnon)

    Similar issue here. I’ve just pushed from localhost to staging: the latter shows correct title and eventbrite_event_meta info for live events, but eventbrite_ticket_form_widget displays “Whoops, the page or event you are looking for was not found.”

    I have three Eventbrite apps (for dev, stage, and production), and switched the Keyring connection on stage so its OAuth Redirect URI would land in the right place.

    I also have this installed as a custom function (namespaced to work within my theme).

    function eventbrite_api_cache_one_hour() {
    	return HOUR_IN_SECONDS;
    }
    add_filter( 'eventbrite_cache_expiry', __NAMESPACE__ . '\\eventbrite_api_cache_one_hour' );

    So it’s just a waiting game (if so, it’s been over an hour already), or have I missed something important?

    Thread Starter matthewmckinnon

    (@matthewmckinnon)

    Ah, sorry—solved this problem on our own, and forgot to loop back here.

    Our dev site requires its own plugin directory. We just had to dupe the files over, and everything works as needed.

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