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  • Thread Starter Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    Thanks Joe. I hope you can solve it, I really like your calendar. I’ll wait a bit also because I don’t know if I can do the procedure you indicate to recover the calendar data. Thanks for your support

    Thread Starter Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    Thanks Arbpen for your interest. The PHP version on Aruba hosting is 8.3
    On Altervista (test site) the PHP version is 8.2
    Unfortunately, I think, that the only solution is to change the calendar plugin, but I think about the effort of having to put all the events I have on My Calendar. Thanks again for your interest

    Thread Starter Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    As I already wrote here, I installed the query tracking plugin you suggested, this is the error it gives me:
    Warning: foreach() argument must be of type array|object, string is provided wp-content/plugins/my-calendar/my-calendar-core.php:910 mc_admin_head() wp-include/class-wp-hook.php:324 do_action(‘admin_head’) wp-admin/admin-header.php:163 1 Plugin: my-calendar
    It doesn’t say anything else. This on the test site that I use for testing and which is completely identical to the real site, only the hosting changes: the test site is on Altervista, while the real site is on Aruba.

    If I install the update on the real site, everything goes haywire and I have to backup the entire site to restore everything. While on Altervista the problem is less because wordpress lets me access the administrative panel and I can deactivate the plugin without consequences for the site. I think the problem is in the hosting that I use for the site. So I think the only alternative is to abandon this plugin and put another one. The only thing is that I would like to recover all the data that I have already entered on My Calendar: is this possible?

    Thread Starter Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    Worpress doesn’t give me a way to understand what type of error it is. The site blocks me, I can only access the administrative panel and deactivate the plugin. I really don’t know what causes the error and have no way of figuring it out. At this point, either I don’t update the calendar, or I change. The problem remains of being able to make a backup of the events in order to transfer them to the new calendar, otherwise the work would be very tiring

    Thread Starter Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    I updated on the site I use for testing and which has the same theme and plugin. Nothing to do, WordPress blocks the entire site telling me that it is in error. Therefore the site cannot be used with the active calendar plugin. I’m so sorry I can’t resolve this, I’ll be forced to use another calendar plugin. Is there a way to export the data entered into your plugin so you can insert it into the new one? There are many events, and it would be a lot of work to insert them again by hand. I’m saddened because I really like your plugin

    Thread Starter Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    Hey Joe, can’t anything be done to fix the problem? I can’t update the plugin to version 3.5.9 if I do so the site goes down It’s a real shame, because I really like your plugin, but if it continues like this I’ll be forced to change my calendar. If something could be done I would be truly grateful

    Thread Starter Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    Yes that’s the only mistake I see. But the site goes into error and wordpress blocks my entire site, telling me that there is an error generated by the calendar plugin that I cannot update. I use Version 3.4.24 if I update everything goes haywire

    Thread Starter Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    I installed the query monitor plugin you suggested this is the error it gives me:
    Warning: foreach() argument must be of type array|object, string is provided wp-content/plugins/my-calendar/my-calendar-core.php:910 mc_admin_head() wp-include/class-wp-hook.php:324 do_action(‘admin_head’) wp-admin/admin-header.php:163 1 Plugin: my-calendar

    Thread Starter Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    Thanks for the attention. The problem occurs, on the test site, when I install and activate it. From the control panel everything seems fine but, when I go to the home page of the site, the site disappears, an error message appears from wordpress saying: A critical error has occurred on your website. Learn more about troubleshooting WordPress.
    On the tempodipreghiera.it website I don’t try to update the plugin, because last time I had to restore the entire site with a backup. I hope you can understand what makes the plugin go haywire.

    Tempo di preghiera

    (@tempopreghiera)

    I have the same problem with category colors disappearing when I updated to 3.5.1
    If you could go back, it was much more customizable and clear.

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