GregF

I was able to load the snippet on a different site, so I’ll have to investigate that error further.

And yes, I am using different timezones on the events. They take place all over the country and local time is displayed for each one. (Two different timezones were circled on the screenshot that I posted earlier.) I know that complicates things but I’m hoping that the same filter can be used to output the correct label conditionally.

Thanks.

This code returned an error, even after closing the parens on line 2:

The code snippet you are trying to save produced a fatal error on line 2: syntax error, unexpected token "&", expecting ")"

Also, I don’t see how it would account for time zones other than Pacific.

Thanks.

Hi. The main calendar page is https://braverangels.org/events/ and it is these labels that we want to change:

WordPress: 6.0.3
PHP: 8.0.28
The Events Cal: 5.16
Theme: Astra 3.3.2 (child)

Ticket submitted. Thank you.

Ticket has been created.

Thanks.

No, just by loading the page an incomplete transaction is created. Here’s what I just did:

• Cleared the Chrome browser cache (there is no server cache at this time)
• Opened an incognito window in Chrome
• Loaded the page with the form
• Opened Firefox (which has never visited this site)
• Loaded the page with the form

As you can see in the Stripe payments, an incomplete transaction was created with each page load.

I did some more testing and found that an incomplete transaction is recorded in Stripe when the page is loaded. If the order form is then completed and submitted, the incomplete transaction is replaced with a completed transaction. However, it gets weirder.

Here’s a screenshot of my Stripe payments dashboard. Notice that for the two most recent transactions an invoice number has been skipped. Now look at my Invoices page in WordPress. The missing invoice is marked as “Pending payment” and a new invoice was generated and submitted to Stripe.

Plugin is at version 2.6.24
Stripe payments at version 2.2.19

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by GregF.
• This reply was modified 2 years ago by GregF.

Yes, my form looks the same, with the exception that there is only one set of radio buttons instead of two. To be clear, the test payment submits properly when the Payment button is clicked. But in addition, the incomplete payments are submitted on page load.

Thanks.

My apologies, I must have clicked on the wrong plugin’s “view details” link on my Plugins page. In any case, the fix provided by Kiran worked, so all is good.

I found another solution to this, thanks for your help.

Update: I think the problem was that I changed instances prior to publishing the post. After unfollowing and re-following from the new instance, I can see a new test post.

Further from my host: “It sounds like they are calling PHP CLI directly, which is not going to work on a shared server in this situation.”

Is that it, are we done?

I don’t have shell access but I contacted the host and they added this to .bash_profile:

alias php=’/opt/plesk/php/7.4/bin/php’

I still get this error today:

Error unserializing the following response from ?module=API&method=CoreAdminHome.archiveReports&idSite=1&period=day&date=2022-09-20&format=json&trigger=archivephp: \’Your server is running PHP version 5.4.16 but WordPress 6.0.2 requires at least 5.6.20.

Thanks. Follow up question: If I don’t want to use a sidebar on the page, can the filter component of the widget be displayed in one column and the filtered results displayed in another column? Both columns created with blocks.

I came here to find an answer to the exact same question and I 100% agree. If there’s one option I don’t want to present to most users, it’s typography ??