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We’ve written an offshoot plugin based on Showtime, please download it from the repository instead. Search for “Joan”

Done. Thanks for the feedback.

Just added functionality to display each days’ schedule including the day like so What’s on today – Monday
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Hope this helps

All deprecated functions no errors, added your “schedule-today function.” If you’re still experiencing the admin error consider trying our hosting service.

Ok Fixed these: The called constructor method… The plugin generated 308, a result of this (Undefined variable: wpdb).

Only 1 issue when I fix this (has_cap was called with an argument that is deprecated since version 2.0! Usage of user levels by plugins and themes is deprecated. Use roles and capabilities instead.)

All WP errors a fixed but the Current Schedule disappears, when using the # in place of Use roles and capabilities instead.

The current schedule shows up again.
I’m sure it’s something simple I’m missing, can’t seem to see it now.

OK, we are still not able to reproduce this error. We have this plugin installed on several of our customers websites and on our own sites as well none of them show this error, all different themes mostly the same Apache hosting environment.

Let me ask you this:

Did you modify the plugin in anyway?
Was this the first time you installed this plugin, and or did you have it’s predecessor (Showtime) installed at anytime before installing Joan?

Have you tried uninstalling the plugin and remove all Joan entries from your WP database and reinstall it from the plugin directory.
(Compatibility up to WordPress 4.4.1)

We were unable to reproduce the error you reported. Can you provide anymore details about your WP install? Also if possible ask your host to disable mod_sec as it can indeed “cause the server to respond with an HTML page instead of the Ajax response.”

Since you’re the first to report this, I’ll have to run some simulations to try an replicate this issue to make sure. No promises on a quick solution as it’s New Years Eve and my office is closed.
In the meantime this seems like an issue caused by the jQuery version that’s running. One question is your hosting environment?

Glad you got it working.

Try temporarily changing your theme to default WP theme 2012 and see if the problem persists also ensure your WordPress is up to date. Does the problem affect images across your site or just show images?

Can you post your link? This could be anything from any issue with your theme to the size of the images you’re trying to use.

Update: We’ve finished updating “Showtime” and it will be distributed under a new name “Joan” at the request of WordPress. We just submitted it to the repository and it’s currently in the review queue.
We re-wrote some of the functions, solved the disappearing schedule from admin editing your schedule is now a breeze.