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I just wanted to point out an issue I had with this, in case it helps anyone else.

I found that on WAMPServer I could display dates in UK format (dd/mm), but when I uploaded the website to a linux server it would default back to US format (mm/dd).

I found the issue was in wp-fullcalendar.php here:

$locale_code = str_replace(‘_’,’-‘, get_locale());
$file_long = dirname(__FILE__).’/includes/js/lang/’.$locale_code.’.js’;

It was looking for /includes/js/lang/en_GB.js but there was only /includes/js/lang/en_gb.js

I fixed this by copying en_gb.js and renaming it en_GB.js.

Looks like it just needs a strtolower($locale_code);

Thanks for a great plugin.

I am having a similar issue. It works perfectly on WAMP, but on a live Linux server I am seeing the error, “API error reads:”.

Stranglely the “Remote Operation: get_user (retrieve data about existing Users/Members)” API function works perfecty on both servers.

Are there any server requirements for the Remote Operation: create_user to work? Or is there any way to at least see an error message to help debug?

Thanks

I’m seeing similar behaviour after upgrading with a store that is set to ship to the UK only.

The Shipping and Handling section of the cart stays on “Please fill in your details to see available shipping methods”

If you click Proceed to Paypal “Invalid shipping method” is displayed:

I’ve been tearing my hair out with this all afternoon, but finally solved it by renaming wp-login.php to wp-login2.php and then adding the following to my theme’s functions.php

//// Change Login URL
add_filter('site_url',  'wplogin_filter', 10, 3);
function wplogin_filter( $url, $path, $orig_scheme )
{
 $old  = array( "/(wp-login\.php)/");
 $new  = array( "wp-login2.php");
 return preg_replace( $old, $new, $url, 1);
}

I hope this helps someone!

Great plugin. I would be interested to know if it is possible to do this too!

I think it’s something to do with the Google URL because if I shorten it using bitly is works! Something to do with it being https:// maybe?

After a little more research I have found that it is the get_users() function that is conflicting because it is being called by both WP and Moodle… I don’t think there is a way to get round this…

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare get_users() (previously declared in D:\wamp\www\tefl\course\lib\datalib.php:184) in D:\wamp\www\tefl\wp-includes\user.php on line 641