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  • Doesn’t appear to work with the workaround either on the new version of WordPress. Works fine on older versions.

    I tried the Y-m-d workaround and that didn’t work unfortunately.

    The admin_new.js is included correctly and doesn’t appear to be generating any errors.

    The date picker is working as it should, and is restricted the end dates as it should.

    I have tried the plugin with a clean install of the latest WordPress using the default themes and no plugins installed, it doesn’t work there either. However, when I install the plugin on an older version of WordPress it works. It appears the conflict is with WordPress itself since the last update.

    I will try the other workaround and get back to you shortly.

    Sorry about the delay… I have been out sick for a couple days…

    I have tried this on Firefox, Safari & Chrome.

    The new event page generates no errors for php or JavaScript, the two hidden fields are empty on load and when entering the date in the picker, it does not update the hidden fields.

    (Just a thought… since it appears that these fields are used to reformat the date for the sql, would it not be better to handle that post submit and eliminate the JavaScript for that entirely? Could be an easy fix.)

    There are 3 errors listed in the inspector that are CSS related:

    [Warning] Invalid CSS property declaration at: * (global.css, line 65)
    [Warning] Invalid CSS property declaration at: ; (admin.php, line 67)
    [Warning] Invalid CSS property declaration at: * (admin.php, line 88)

    Here you go:

    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] Action: new
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] GET value "page": el_admin_main
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] GET value "noheader": true
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "autosavenonce": c35c38bd8f
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "closedpostboxesnonce": 66ba9ef591
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "meta-box-order-nonce": 10abeecb6d
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "action": new
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "title": Test Event
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "start_date": June 04, 2014
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "end_date": June 05, 2014
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "multiday": 1
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "sql_start_date":
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "sql_end_date":
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "time": 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "location": 123 Any Street
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "details": <p>This is a test event.</p>
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "publish": Publish
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:00 UTC] POST value "categories": Array
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:01 UTC] Action: added
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:01 UTC] GET value "page": el_admin_main
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:01 UTC] GET value "action": added
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:01 UTC] GET value "error": 1
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:01 UTC] GET value "title": Test Event
    [03-Jun-2014 17:38:01 UTC] WordPress database error You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'LIMIT 1' at line 1 for query SELECT * FROM wp_event_list WHERE id =  LIMIT 1 made by do_action('toplevel_page_el_admin_main'), call_user_func_array, EL_Admin->show_main_page, EL_Admin_Main->show_main, EL_Admin_Main->show_edit_view, EL_Admin_New->edit_event, EL_Db->get_event

    I got the “Test 1”, but not the “Test 2”.

    Any update on this? I’ve about exhausted everything I can think of. Would love to use your plugin, but its not looking good right now.

    The “Test” never appears in the error_log. So I just did a fresh install of WordPress and enabled error logging to a specific file. Installed the plugin and the same error message appeared, but now I have an error for you:

    WordPress database error You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘LIMIT 1’ at line 1 for query SELECT * FROM wp_event_list WHERE id = LIMIT 1 made by do_action(‘toplevel_page_el_admin_main’), call_user_func_array, EL_Admin->show_main_page, EL_Admin_Main->show_main, EL_Admin_Main->show_edit_view, EL_Admin_New->edit_event, EL_Db->get_event

    No new errors:

    Notice: Undefined index: id in /wp-content/plugins/event-list/admin/includes/admin-new.php on line 63

    Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /wp-content/plugins/event-list/admin/includes/admin-new.php on line 64

    Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /wp-content/plugins/event-list/admin/includes/admin-new.php on line 65

    Notice: Undefined index: id in /wp-content/plugins/event-list/admin/includes/admin-new.php on line 89

    Here are the errors in the log:

    Notice: Undefined index: id in wp-content/plugins/event-list/admin/includes/admin-new.php on line 63

    Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in wp-content/plugins/event-list/admin/includes/admin-new.php on line 64

    Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in wp-content/plugins/event-list/admin/includes/admin-new.php on line 65

    Notice: Undefined index: id in wp-content/plugins/event-list/admin/includes/admin-new.php on line 89

    Thread Starter paravelmedia

    (@paravelmedia)

    Hi Brady,

    Yeah, I tried changing audio formats and replaced them with different ones to test. I also just tested it from an older computer and it actually works on the old version of Safari if I use one of the default wordpress themes, but if any other theme I use, it stops working. Very strange. On my brand new mac it isn’t working at all, but I’m not getting any errors in on the JS at all, just a ton of CSS errors.

    Your demo link isn’t working either. The playlist appears, but there is no player above it. I am running a test here: http://carenlevine.com/preview2014/?page_id=46

    Same problem here. Looks like something was broken in the last update.

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