Dave

After some further investigation, I think the problem may be server setup, rather than the plugin.

This Stack Overflow question may help you.

I was getting the error locally, but there is no error on our staging server.

@nickyoung87

As a temporary fix, setting 'sslverify' => true in the wp_remote_get() function on line 152 of “class-gce-feed.php” seems to fix the issue.

SSL verification was set to false, but an SSL certificate was provided, so it was returning the error:

SSL: CA certificate set, but certificate verification is disabled

I’m guessing this is due to the Google API feed url being “https://www.googleapis.com/…”

Hope this helps!

Hi Jason,

The calendar and the API access are set up under an @gmail account.

We’ve had to revert to just embedding the calendar using an iframe. Looks awful but works :-/

I’m getting the same error message.

Followed all instructions in the plugin, and tried setting the calendar to public to test it wasn’t that but no luck.

API is set up and Calendar API is turned on.

Please could you take a look?

Hey,

I literally just had the same problem. We had a pretty complex setup but you basically do the following:

function add_custom_content_to_analysis($content, $post)
{
	global $post;

	if(is_admin()) {
		if(has_sub_field('your_flexible_fields', $post->ID)) {
			$sections = get_field('your_flexible_fields', $post->ID);
			foreach($sections as $section) {
				$content .= $section['your_content_field'];
			}
		}
	} else {
		return false;
	}

	return $content;
}
add_filter('wpseo_pre_analysis_post_content', 'add_custom_content_to_analysis');

Hope this helps!

Thats odd. You shouldn’t lose any plugins by just renaming the plugins folder?

Sorry can’t be much help without actually being there ??

On a side note…60 plugins is very excessive so it may have done you a favour ??

It’ll be here:

/home//public_html/richard-dickinson.com/wp-content/themes/animassrdblogbp_kid/functions.php on line 32

Comment out that whole class and it should work.

From class BBP_Twenty_Ten extends BBP_Theme_Compat { down to the } above `/**
* Instantiate a new BBP_Twenty_Ten class inside the $bbp global. It is`

Hope this helps

No worries! ??

To fix that error you basically need to stop WordPress trying to run that class until you can re-enable all the plugins.

So you need to find where that class is in your theme (functions.php or wherever) and comment it out so you can access the admin.

Just to let you know, I got this error after updating bbpress a moment ago.

To fix I did the following:

– my bbpress functions are including into the functions file so I just commented out the include (or just comment out the bbpress functions in your functions.php)

– reset plugins folder by renaming it via ftp (“plugins~”)

– this should fix the error so you can use the admin again

– re-enable the plugins folder

– reactivate all the plugins

– uncomment the bbpress functions and it should be fine

Hope this helps!

i can confirm this worked for me too.

standard wordpress 3.1 setup with adminimize 1.7.14.

commenting out lines 194-198 and 678-682 fixes the plugin, thanks alot @the Uprising Creative!

Hi mrdurmont,

I’m having the exact same bugs and was wondering what fixes you did to get the calendar working?

Any help would be great!