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I agree this seems like a Yoast issue, not The Events Calendar’s.

For one client of mine, it actually breaks the site unless I either deactivate Yoast or comment out the function. For another, it doesn’t break the site but we get the errors and performance hit.

I was a bit baffled, too. An admin (I assume) deleted everything, saying posting here was against forum guidelines. I did not realize, as when it is the exact same problem I thought they preferred people NOT starting a million new topics on it. I’m still unclear on the necessity of the deletion. Anyway!

Here is a thread with the workaround that had been here, someone posted over at Yoast:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/error-after-upgrading-to-wp-6-0/#post-16150539

They removed several useful comments on the URL above, so never mind about that as a reference. Happy to provide more info if needed. I did comment out the function, that worked, but I realize it is only a temporary fix. Thanks!

Just noting this happened on one of our client sites, too, had to roll back. Waiting for an update from Sucuri!

This happened on one of my client sites that also has WooCommerce Memberships running.

Yes, upgraded to 2.7, and I can now see the settings, etc. that I could not before. It says that it is connected, do I need to completely resync? I’m not so far seeing any errors in the logs. We have not gotten a new order yet that seems like it would be best way to confirm. Is there another way to check? Thanks.

@ryanhungate Thanks for your help. Adding this code to wp-config.php seems to have solved the problem:

define( ‘MAILCHIMP_USE_OUTBOUND_IP’, false );

FYI we are not using the “Follow Up Emails” plugin. I know that these sorts of errors can be a plugin conflict, though. Also note that I was not seeing any errors on versions except for 2.7, so not sure about different error(s) you are referring to above.

We are using the latest version of WooCommerce and all related plugins. “Action Scheduler” is packaged into WooCommerce, I’m not using it as a separate plugin (should I be?). Version 3.4.0 is what is in WooCommerce 6.6.1.

Thanks!

Sorry, yes, 2.7. I rolled back too far. I have the problem with 2.7 NOT 2.6:

Mailchimp says: API Request Error – CURL error :: bind failed with errno 22: Invalid argument on 2193 in /home/client/public_html/wp-content/plugins/mailchimp-for-woocommerce/includes/api/class-mailchimp-api.php

But it is fine with 2.6. It is connected, synced and happy when I am using 2.6. Upgrade to 2.7, I get the error above. I have gone back and forth a couple of times to check.

In my case, it is not a 503 error, but I am happy to look into that if it is on my end. However, this only happened after I upgrade to v2.6 today. I rolled back to v2.4.6, and it is working fine. No changes on my end other than the plugin version. Seems like a bug. no? Thanks for looking into this!

I also get a similar error, though I have been using on a client site a few months and upgraded today, error is with new version:

Mailchimp says: API Request Error – CURL error :: bind failed with errno 22: Invalid argument on 2193 in /home/client_name/public_html/wp-content/plugins/mailchimp-for-woocommerce/includes/api/class-mailchimp-api.php

I am having the same problem on a client site. I believe the problem is related to the update to WP 5.9.

This works for me. Thank you, @oluisrael!

I switched to Storefront and the same thing happened, so it’s not the theme (which is a custom one). I’ve also deactivated most plugins one by one and not had any luck finding the problem if it is a plugin conflict. Are there plugins that tend to be a problem with yours?

Thanks for the help.

Can you confirm that you see the problem at the link I posted above (“The page I need help with”)?

Thanks for your response.