Ed W

Joe,

I went into WordPress settings and changed the timezone from ‘Denver’ to ‘UTC-7’ and the times now appear to read correctly.

Joe,

After re-checking it is all events that now display the time incorrectly. I only noticed the 2020 ones since those are the ones I added that were getting feedback about incorrect times.

I stand corrected: In the Manage Events list view, the time is also incorrect. I’ve edited these events, deleted and recreated them, and nothing seems to make a difference. I’ve tried editing the templates with no success. My next step will be to edit the templates to remove the times altogether and have the client make sure the times are in the description. Is no one else having this issue? I’ve checked my server time, switched back and forth between php versions and I can’t figure out what’s happening here.

Tim,

Nailed it! That did the trick, thank you so much.

Cheers!

Joe,

Adding “_upcoming” to the generated code did the trick! I don’t know why my installation isn’t differentiating between the Main, Upcoming, and Today formats but, now that I know that I can easily add the value manually…I’m good to go! Thanks for the help.

Hey, Joe….

I generated it using the Upcoming Shortcode Generator. It doesn’t, for some reason, throw in the ‘upcoming’ part whenever I generate a shortcode. I’ll give yours a shot. Thanks!

Thanks, Joe! That worked perfectly.

I’ve made the suggested change and am still experiencing problems where the images are being displayed incorrectly.

Thank you for all your help! Our offline discussion, and the change you recommended, did the trick and the plugin works perfectly!

It’s strange, I’ve uninstalled again and verified that field is no longer in the table. I reinstalled and am still seeing reference to Broadway in the error. I’m going to start with the duplicator plugin and see where that takes me

I assumed that was the case but the mention of ‘Broadway'(the location I’d previously set up) in the error even after I had uninstalled made me curious. I’ll start there, then we can review the other options.

@maartenbelmans

I’ve switched to Twenty Sixteen with the same results. I’ve also tried disabling all other plugins with no improvement. Are the settings from the previous, working, installation stored in a table somewhere that I can clear (1 of the errors references settings from a location I setup previously)?

Thank you for all of your help with this, I really appreciate it.

This is the complete original error displayed on the settings screen:
[01-Dec-2016 01:23:31 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Only variables can be passed by reference in /wp-content/plugins/business-hours-indicator/admin/partials/settings.php on line 83

These, I also receive via email from debug:
Email 1:
Error String: Undefined index: includevacations
Error File: /wp-content/plugins/business-hours-indicator/public/class-bhi-public.php
Error Line: 342
Error Context: id | includevacations

Email 2:
Error String: Undefined index: includespecialdates
Error File: /wp-content/plugins/business-hours-indicator/public/class-bhi-public.php
Error Line: 342
Error Context: id | includespecialdates

Email 3:
Error String: Undefined index: locations
Error File: /wp-content/plugins/business-hours-indicator/public/class-bhi-public.php
Error Line: 325
Error Context: name | Broadway

That’s all I’m getting

Fatal error: Only variables can be passed by reference in …wp-content/plugins/business-hours-indicator/admin/partials/settings.php on line 83

I’ll install the plugin as suggested and proceed from there.

As I stated in a previous post, I updated to both 5.5 and 5.6 each with the same results…
“…and even when the PHP version was set to 5.5 (or 5.6) I still was unable to see the settings page for Business Hours Indicator. I disabled all plugins and uninstalled and re-installed Business Hours Indicator with the same results…”