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Maybe not, I’ve received the error again since when making a syntax error, so perhaps it is uncovering something wrong with a custom script……

Thanks for the clarification. While I am the developer, I don’t manage permissions, so I’ll need to get with those involved to hammer out how to make it work. They use the Adminimize plugin to hide things from users by role and the User Role Editor plugin to assign capabilities. Making the user an Author works for this purpose, but not sure if that will show things in the admin section they don’t want to show, will clarify later today.

I tried to add the ‘publish_ai1ec_events’ capability to the Event Contributor role using the User Role Editor plugin, but it won’t save. Is it not possible to alter the role capabilities? It would be ideal for use to just give the Event Contributor the capability to publish events. Or have an “Event Manager” that has the added capability.

Yes, I understand there are no docs, help, pointers or suggestions for developers. If any other users can actually help, much appreciated. Don’t really need help with coding, just pointers from experienced users. Not sure if the changes to the code as suggested are needed to the core code or it is possible to override functions or hook into the plugin, or create my own calendar view would be great? I really like this plugin, would save a lot of work as we are needing a calendar with front-end submission capability.

I see the calendar views in the plugin code base, but don’t see any hooks. Just looking for a way to override without changes to the core code of the plugin if anyone can suggest from experience. Thanks!

I simplified my code to have it remove any item I try to add to the cart, see below. This works for any simple or downloadable product I try to add to the cart, they are removed, but not variable products. I found three different examples of this code on the web, so I am baffled by what might be causing my issue:

`add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘wmnf_add_to_cart’);
function wmnf_add_to_cart() {
if( is_cart() || is_checkout() ) {
foreach( WC()->cart->cart_contents as $prod_in_cart ) {
$prod_id = ( isset( $prod_in_cart[‘variation_id’] ) && $prod_in_cart[‘variation_id’] != 0 ) ? $prod_in_cart[‘variation_id’] : $prod_in_cart[‘product_id’];
$prod_unique_id = WC()->cart->generate_cart_id( $prod_id );
unset( WC()->cart->cart_contents[$prod_unique_id] );
}
}`

Using debug methods, I found the $prod_unique_id is not correct when generated for variable products. Here is a snippet of the WC()->cart->cart_contents array for an example variable product I’m trying to remove:

`Array
(
[11adc438e60c11150644599f9648a809] => Array
(
[product_id] => 67466
[variation_id] => 67494
…`

But the ID generated is not present in the array, these are the values generated for the variables in my code:

$prod_id: 67494
$prod_unique_id: 906a14e7a829f839c08452f8b1f2a05d

I cannot figure out where this unique id is coming from, does anyone know what could be my problem?

Yes, I tried that already with no help. Looking at the plugin that provides this shortcode, I also see they are using that and the wp_reset_query function as well. It is very perplexing since I have one version on the dev site that works. Any attempts to recreate the page/template have the issue.

Forgot to post the error, when trying to dismiss as a user other than administrator, it gives the popup browser exception of ‘Error dismissing notice.SyntaxError: Unexpected token Y’.

Thanks for that info, still trying to get my head around it all to make sure I understand correctly how it affects our database. We are getting ready to go live with a new website with 12K+ migrated records from a ruby application. I asked the design company about this setting being UTC in the General -> Settings -> Timezone and no one address during the initial migration about a month ago. A few days ago, they did another migration, but after which I changed that setting to ‘America/New York’ after asking them again if there was any problem doing so and they said no. This was a concern of mine since we had experienced issues with the Ruby app using all UTC even at the server level. The server timezone for this new WP website is Eastern and I thought it best WP was set to the same.

Now, doing a query on the wp_posts table, I see the two different dates as you mention until we get back a week or so, then both fields, post_date and post_date_gmt, are the same. I do know the second migration did an update and not overwrite already migrated data. Since the initial migration was done when both General -> Settings -> Timezone and the wp-settings file set to UTC, can I suspect all those initially migrated records need to be updated?

Also, when using a timezone different in the Settings GUI and I query or insert into the mysql database directly, I must adjust for UTC? All this came to question when I created a plugin that inserted records into a custom table using the PHP date function and those dates posting as UTC.

Thanks again for your help!

I’m not sure where the style sheet is supposed to come from when using the following line:

wp_enqueue_style( ‘jquery-ui-datepicker’ );

Here is a screenshot of what I get when using the above line:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0fcl0d4myg9wgm4/Capture.PNG?dl=0