cemiller108

Thank you, once they hit cancel it seems to not be displaying an option to renew. How do I get that option to display?

This may help you. I had to go through the same process on my site.

https://www.armemberplugin.com/documents/renew-membership-plan/

I have the enable registration unclicked, but it’s still allowing non-logged in users the ability to register and displays a link. I need to figure out how to stop that as well.

Thank you. I was curious to see if anyone had created one already. I know these things are hard to gauge on time and availability, but is there a rough idea of when something like that might be added?

I know there was a sample course you could load into Learnpress, but a regular lorem ipsum style thing just to show what it looks like. Figured maybe someone had a sample course that actually taught someone to use the plugin. Makes sense in my head anyway.

Disable the calendar plugin as well, then purge all caches, and then reactivate it. That worked for me. If that doesn’t work, leave all other plugins deactivated, make sure the theme is changed as well to something else to verify it’s not a theme problem, then uninstall and reinstall the plugin. Reactivate it first to see if it work. If it does then reactivate your theme, check the calendar. Then, if it’s still working, go through the plugins one at a time and check the calendar for function after each is activated. If on of the plugins breaks it, then you know you have a problem.

I got it functioning. I basically disabled every other plugin I have, then changed the theme. Then reactivated The Events Calendar. Then I went through and reactivated the theme, and then the plugins one by one. I checked for continued function after each reactivation buy doing a hard refresh and then adding a test event and checking the events page on the site. All the plugins I originally used are reactivated and the Theme as well, and it seems it is working fine now.

Now If I can figure out how to add additional price lines to the events I’ll be sitting right where I need to be.