Many undefined indexes after update

  • Resolved flammanj

    (@flammanj)


    9 years, 7 months ago

    I had to move an old site of a client to a new WordPress installation. The old site used Quick Event Manager 5.2 (with a ‘DONT UPDATE’ name… ) but on the new installation I couldn’t get this version to work at all.

    I installed the newest version of QEM. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to work either. Already in the dashboard I get undefined index errors, and the events can’t be loaded in a template using echo do_shortcode(“[qem posts=’5′]”);

    In the dashboard, I keep getting ‘Notice: Undefined index: recentposts in */wp-content/plugins/quick-event-manager/quick-event-manager.php on line 1386
    ‘

    In the event editor I have missing useform, paypal, enddate and output variables.

    In the content output, there are many more missing indexes, such as linkpopup, back_to_url,event_descending and many more. Even from looking into the quick-event-manager.php, I don’t quite understand where all those variables should be defined, but I guess that the event type from the old version is outdated.

    What can I do to reuse the events from qem 5.2 in qem 6.3.1 ?
    Is it possible that the plugin is not compatible with WPML ?

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  • Thread Starter flammanj

    (@flammanj)

    Update:I could resolve some of the issues. I had to go through the configuration pages of QEM in the admin dashboard and save every configuration, even without changing anything. This saved default values to where they belong and the undefined index errors disappeared form the dashboard.

    The messages in the event editor (when creating new events) and on the front page remain. At the end of the debug message on the frontend, the events items still get output and are accessible.

    This means, when ignoring the debug output (set debug to false in the wp-config.php), the event plugin is now working. I would still like to know if the debug messages are intended behaviour or if there is a way to make them disappear altogether, even in debug mode .

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