pikamander2

Hey @felipeelia – Thanks for reviving the plugin.

The update appears to have mostly resolved the required field issues, although there does still appear to be one issue with required checkbox fields where submitting a form with no checkboxes filled out will throw a “One or more fields have an error.” error but doesn’t indicate which field has the problem. I was able to reproduce it on both our existing site and a fresh installation.

[checkbox* mycheckbox "thing1" "thing2"]

@yogeshpant – Any update on this? It’s flooding our error log pretty badly.

Oh, you’re right. The last version I can find in the archive is 3.7.5.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/mage-eventpress/advanced/

@aamahin – Would it be possible to add the other versions to the archive to make rollbacks easier in situations like this where a bad update has been pushed out?

Why can’t you downgrade?

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

The issue was being caused by a plugin bug that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin

Solution:

This issue is being caused by a bug in the Starter Templates plugin that has now been fixed.

If your site is stuck in maintenance mode, you can fix that by deleting the “.maintenance” file in your main WordPress directory (probably /public_html)

To update to the fixed version of the plugin:

1. Deactivate the Starter Templates plugin (since it’s breaking the updater)
2. Update the Starter Templates plugin to 3.1.26 or higher
3. Reactivate the Starter Templates plugin