billrodgers2013

Quick workaround:
“Copy public/admin/agenda-widget-form.php to directory public/themes-ai1ec/YOUR-THEME/ for example public/themes-ai1ec/vortex.”

^^ Just keep reactivating it for now.
The issue is known.

This:
“All In One Event Calendar has been disabled due to an error:

The specified file “agenda-widget-form.php” doesn’t exist.

exception ‘Ai1ec_Exception’ with message ‘The specified file “agenda-widget-form.php” doesn’t exist.’ in /path…/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/lib/theme/loader.php:294
Stack trace:
#0 /path…/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/view/calendar/widget.php(114): Ai1ec_Theme_Loader->get_file(‘agenda-widget-f…’, Array)
#1 /path…/wp-includes/widgets.ph”
only happens when you visit the widget settings page. For now it works to just reactivate A1EC.
For this:
“Fatal error: Class Ai1ecFacebookConnectorPlugin contains 1 abstract method and must therefore be declared abstract or implement the remaining methods (Ai1ec_Connector_Plugin::get_ta”
I needed to ftp in and delete the Facebook add-on folder which leaves you without that until a fix comes.

Comment out line 160 in all-in-one-event-calendar.php

Doesn’t seem quite ready yet. I’d wait a day or two at least and wait until you get the dashboard notification.

^^ Notepad++ is good for this. Download it. You might need it again.

Excellent!
Thanks for that. Can’t wait t try it out.

Just to clarify this.
It’s line 160 in Std and line 128 in Pro.
File in question is all-in-one-event-calendar.php

This is Pro if you are getting that error on line 128.
Comment out line 128 in all-in-one-event-calendar.php and all will be good.
Failing to do so might mean you will lose access to your plugins through WordPress.
There’s a post on this in the Timely forums if you need more help.

Thanks Mark.
This issue just “fixed itself” with no changes on our end.
We ended up with 10 GB of Core Dump files that I asked them to look at to determine the cause and they just deleted them.
I moved the site.
WordFence had no part in this.
I think they were passing the buck and being lazy.

Keep up the great work!

Bill

haizdesign, that’s understandable.
AFAIK, 1.10.11 is only available directly from Timely with much more of a base version available here.
A sticky here about the issue (and the 1969 issue) might help since many are visiting here with 1.10.11 issues.
The Timely forums has the solutions.

I’d agree that if some customers are seeing a broken app they might be reluctant to continue with it in any form.

Maybe a 1.10.12 might indeed be a good idea before 2.

1.10.11 is there mainly so you can get an email for a free key to Views and Facebook. Given 2.0 is close I’d say it is unreasonable to expect an update to 1.10.11 or for it to be pulled.You are basically getting something for nothing given the new common core and paid for add-ons.

The line 160 bug is *very* easily fixed.The 1969 issue is much less prevalent.

If a **free** plugin is costing a lot of time for some web developers I’d suggest they upgrade clients to a paid version and take advantage of support.

comment out line 160.
The solution has been given here a number of times.

The usual for WordPress as a start is:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Disallow: /wp-includes/

You can remove those lines but if you use Attracta again it will rewrite them.
I’m not sure if Attracta does an automatic scan that will add them.

I don;t think it will do any harm at all leaving those lines. I have sitemaps in Google Webmaster tools in addition to the Attracta one and they are shown as crawled and indexed regularly. In addition, posts I make (I just made one) show Google being pinged straight after and visited the WordPress SEO sitemap.