esp2013

I have auto updates enabled so that’s done, thanks.

I did the migration and then recreated the meetings. They are now working properly so that was the issue. Thanks

Thanks,
I’ve sent an email with the information you requested.

Thanks for your reply.

Here’s the screenshot: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B2vMY02f4RwHRQgLLTf9_gg7HTaoFOm7/view?usp=sharing

Thank you for responding. That is not the issue because my permalinks are set to postname and were always that way (no changes).

By user do you mean someone in the admin dashboard? I think of a user as someone who visits the site and books an appointment or such.

Did I post on the wrong forum? I thought I was on the forum for the plugin WP Crontrol. That plugin handles the cron jobs.

@yehudah I just noticed your post “Please read before you post”. Thanks for that.
I disabled email verification so I’ll see if that does the trick. The other settings were already checked to prevent plugins and themes from changing the from address.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by esp2013.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by esp2013.

Thanks, I’ll just find a new plugin for cron jobs because all of the site’s other plugins are necessary.

In Cron Events every event shows up with a red exclamation point. When I try to run an event manually by clicking “Run Now” it throws a critical error: “There has been a critical error on your website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.
Learn more about debugging in WordPress.”

No instructions are ever sent to my inbox.

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Thanks but it isn’t for security purposes, it’s so we can capture the email address and enter it into our opt-in campaign. The area we have the downloads is not part of the membership site.

Nevermind. I figured it out.

Nevermind. I figured it out

Hi, sorry for not finishing this thread but it was a very busy week.

I ended up having to switch to a different theme to get the sidebars working again. That meant not using any custom templates anymore. There’s probably something in those templates that is causing the problem but it just isn’t worth the time it would take to comb through everything so I’m just moving on.

Thanks for your time!

Thank you for replying. I had already done the plugin testing first and then changed the page template to Sidebar Template but that doesn’t work because it reverts to one column – a couple of the different templates like Showcase will show the sidebar but in the wrong place below the page content. Using different templates also messes up my css too much to be worth it.
I can add the sidebar as a footer but am left with an empty column on the left where the sidebar should be.
I wish it just stayed as it was. Could I revert to an older version of Custom Sidebars to see if that works?