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@runinmhd – I tried updating CMB2_Utils.php, php version to 5.6, and installing the CMB plug-in. I’m still having problems posting sermons. You mentioned that “part of the solution” was those items. What other steps did you try?

Is there any way to get the previous version? It was working fine before I updated the plugin.

I installed the CMB2 plugin and the same error occurs. Also – I wasn’t sure if you’d see this post, so I created a support case here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/http-error-500-27/

I’m experiencing the same issue on my site, rivoakschurch.com/newsite.

I updated this file: https://github.com/WP-for-Church/Sermon-Manager/blob/master/includes/CMB2/includes/CMB2_Utils.php

Hostmonster shows that I’m running PHP version 5.6.29.

Any other ideas? I can’t update or post any new sermons.

I’ve been trying to get this working for over a year. I keep checking back, hoping that either WP FullCalendar or Events Manager will update their calendar functionality to support embedded images. It seems that every events management app has this, and I’m getting close to switching to Espressor or Events Calendar. ??

The current implementation above <li>#_EVENTIMAGE</li> is really bad. The calendar is tiny, the images are too small to make out, and it only works with <li> and not <ul>. I can’t imagine why anyone would want a bullet next to an image in a calendar cell.

I’m looking for anyone that can point me in the right direction to:
1) make the calendar larger
2) use <ul> tags instead of <il> to display the image
3) link to the event from the image instead of having to include the #_EVENTURL in the cell

Anyone?

I am experiencing the same exact problem. I’ve been searching through all of the forums and cannot find a resolution.

Can someone confirm that the proper place to add the #_EVENTIMAGE placeholder is in Events – Settings – General – Full Calendar Options – Event Title Format?

I have checked all of the permissions for uploads, and they’re all 755. The tooltip shows the image, but I would like the calendar itself to be full of images so that my client’s customers can easily see the project for that day.