dshaykewich

Agreed, @vinjoy707, I don’t see them investing the kind of time required to update their own code and library dependencies to keep providing (and supporting) a free plugin, especially with their paid cloud service available. Some of the code I updated in Twig was from 2009! (I have to admit, I was saying to myself, “you should not be editing this code – all the changes will be lost when they update the plugin”. Then, I said, “give your head a shake – they’re not going to update it!”)

We’re going to look at a different options for our events listings. Our biggest blocker is that we add artifacts to past events (e.g., video recording of the online event) so that they’re available on our site. Migrating that content to a new plugin/other software will be a job.

Thanks again! All the best to you!

@vinjoy707

I just wanted to say thank you very much for your detailed instructions above. Our logs were being overwhelmed after an upgrade (aka “old bugs out, new bugs in”) to PHP8.

After combing through the vendor code (which makes me feel so dirty) to clean up some of the mis-typed calls to things like str_replace and preg_match and adding the AllowDynamicProperties property, our logs are looking much better.

Thank you again @vinjoy707!

Doing Theme Options -> Save Options worked for me too.

Thank you @timrv .