Chris

Hi,

This advice worked well. No error messages

Thank You!

I am getting the same issue on one of our sites. The roll-back approach in the previous post doesn’t work if you are using the premium version of the plugin.

Thanks

After doing some searching, I found a solution that resolved my issue.

Note ** If you’re not comfortable working in phpMyadmin, then I suggest reaching out to someone who can assist you who knows their way around phpMyadmin.

Here’s what we did

It requires you going into control panel or equivalent of your web hosting.

Go to phpMYadmin > select the database for your WordPress installation in the left hand pane of the page.

Open the database table and expand it so you can see all the tables in a hierarchical tree branch.

Locate the table ‘mailpoet_migrations’. One click and select the table.

In the right hand pane of the page you should have displayed all the entries.

Locate the entry where the last migration date was performed and delete the entry.

Disable the MailPoet plugin and re-enable it. (If you have MailPoet Pro I would also do the same, disable and re-enable)

This should perform the migration again.

Go to MailPoet, check to see if the functionality has returned and is working. In my case I now see the MailPoet >Email >Post Notifications.

Note! For us… After deleting several entries it still didn’t fix the problem, however, when we deleted ‘all’ the entries it worked. This was probably due to me thinking that the date I had chosen was the correct date whereas Mailpoet plugin had been updated several versions beforehand.

Due to having a backup, we took the risk and deleted all entries, disabled and re-enabled the plugin and it worked.

I hope this makes sense and is useful.

Hi,

Just a confirmation for anyone who gets on this thread.

I did the same,

1. I dropped the wc_download_log table,
2. Re-activate the woo-commerce core plugin.

This worked for us.

Hi Titis and Robin,

Since the update released in the last 24 hours, everything is running OK and the Google map is displaying.

You can close this issue off now.

Thanks for your prompt reply and fix.

Chris

Thanks Geoff,

Robin Wilson released an update to ‘bbp last post’ within a couple of hours of titis 14s post.

I updated ‘bbp last post’ and activated the plugin again.

The maps are still working, yeah team! The site owners are also happy to proceed with the Pro version as well.

Thanks everybody for your input.

Time to close off this issue!

Hi Brian,

I went back through the process again on a cloned test site and identified the plugin causing the issue (yeah!). It is bbp last post https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/bbp-last-post.

I went back to the production site turned off the same plugin and bingo, it solved the problem.

I’ve sent a message to Robin Williams to inform him of the find.

Thanks for your research and assistance!

Chris

I’m back on the case for TEC Events not showing Google Maps.

So this is where I get to with this issue.

I went back and setup a new Google Maps API from scratch.

It threw an error connecting with Web Sockets. I researched it and found a discussion and it seems there is an issue with with Jetpack:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/websocket-connection-to-wsspublic-apiwordpresscompinghubwp-failed-403/page/2?replies=38

One of the comments was that if you logged into WordPress.com the errors didn’t appear. I did that and the errors went away. I then logged out of WordPress.com and the errors did not appear again.

However, it didn’t fix the Google Maps not displaying on the event ??

On a side note, I had a number of other site using another map plugin and they changed to using a Google Maps API Infrastructure. Setting that up on several sites was a major pain. In fact I have only managed to get one site going. I went back to using an iFrame from Google and it looks much better, however not the best app. infrastructure.

A casual observance from both these exercises with different plugins is that the Google Maps API infrastructure is very flakey.

It would good for The Events Calendar people to join in on this conversation for some feedback and input.

I figured out the conflict in Console.
I do have another error in the console I’m trying to track down but its do with with wpadminbar
I have gone back and reapplied the API and the other suggestions.
It seems like the API is loading and is located down the list in page scripts.
Still no success, check out https://illawarrariders.net/event/michael-mccarthy-annual-snowie-ride/

See what you think.

After your previous message, I realised I hadn’t check the console. Well, that’s led to some interesting things. So I have been busy in background since your last message, I appreciate your follow-up.

It seems it’s trying to load two versions of Google Maps API.
So I thought I would check around and have followed these steps.

1. I’ve deleted the Events Calendar Plugin to start again and ground zero.
2. Checked that there were no left over tables, seem to be none.
3. Refreshed the Site, without the Events Calendar Plugin and checked the console again and I get this…..

Uncaught InvalidValueError: initMap is not a function js?key=AIzaSyA0Nna0IpLpB5FMBGDJtl6k4MRweh9XhEw&callback=initMap:94 Uncaught InvalidValueError: initMap is not a function

Wg @ js?key=AIzaSyA0Nna0IpLpB5FMBGDJtl6k4MRweh9XhEw&callback=initMap:94
(anonymous function) @ js?key=AIzaSyA0Nna0IpLpB5FMBGDJtl6k4MRweh9XhEw&callback=initMap:129
google.maps.Load @ js?key=AIzaSyA0Nna0IpLpB5FMBGDJtl6k4MRweh9XhEw&callback=initMap:21
(anonymous function) @ js?key=AIzaSyA0Nna0IpLpB5FMBGDJtl6k4MRweh9XhEw&callback=initMap:128
(anonymous function) @ js?key=AIzaSyA0Nna0IpLpB5FMBGDJtl6k4MRweh9XhEw&callback=initMap:129

4. I also deleted the API as well and still get the same message.

5. The site is https://illawarrariders.net

I figure if we resolve this issue then I re-install the events-calendar plugin and see how it goes.

See what you think.

Thanks,

I did all that you suggested but it didn’t make any difference. :-(.

I created a new event and also created a new venue.

Still not working here.

What I did do is borrow another client’s Event’s Calendar Pro Plugin just to try it (but I did not enter the Licence Key). When I activated it, it threw this message …. “You have venues for which we don’t have Geolocation information. Click here to generate it.”

I clicked the ‘generate it’ to see what happened. Went to the event and the map isn’t showing.

I don’t know whether adding the Licence Key would make any difference.

The reason for not entering the other client’s licence no. is I don’t want to interfere with the Pro Version as the client relies heavily upon it and do not want to upset its usage if there are any interdependencies .

Thanks biphoto2, it didn’t work in my case.

Nice Plug-in.

It works well, especially where you can change the method used to fix the problem, it worked great on two different site templates.

Thanks

Chris

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/hits-ie6-pngfix/