brajindersingh

@dnavratil – Thanks for letting me know that. Indeed it was making the dates as NULL. Anyhow, it seems that the issue is now fixed by the Woo support team, I suggest if you have made any changes by adding parse_str please change it back to original.

Thanks,

Brajinder Singh

Well, had the same problem but fixed it myself. Seems like the problem is caused by the DateTime object used in class-woothemes-updater-admin.php. Go the suggested line in the error, in the asked question it’s the line number 164:

thrown in /var/www/fs2/44/wergog/public_html/wp-content/plugins/woothemes-updater/classes/class-woothemes-updater-admin.php on line 164

Find the DateTime object and replace it as following:

\\
$date = new DateTime( parse_str($product[‘license_expiry’]) );
\\
The $product[‘license_expiry’] should be parsed as string.

That’s it. Hope it woks.