PongGod

Let me clarify our needs a bit. We have two pieces of equipment (trailers) that are available for rent. We would like for them to be bookable for variable durations starting with a minimum of 2 hours. But someone might want to rent one for 3 hours, 4 hours, etc… So in order to accommodate this I would need to set up separate services like Trailer1-2hr, Trailer1-3hr, Trailer1-4hr, Trailer2-2hr, Trailer2-3hr, Trailer2-4hr, etc…? If so, this becomes unwieldy since we want to have a great deal of flexibility in the duration. Furthermore, if I decide to do it this way and someone, for example, books Trailer1-3hr, will the system understand that none of the Trailer1 booking options will be available during that three-hour period, but that all of the Trailer2 options will be available?

This is the bare minimum of functionality that we need so please let me know if your plugin can work in this manner. Thanks.

I see you’ve fixed it. Thanks!

OK, I followed the recommendation of deactivating the other plugins and in doing so was able to identify the culprit, the My Calendar plugin. I’m going to contact its developer and see what he has to say about it.

Awesome, thanks for the quick response!

OK, I just found it. My site is on GoDaddy and is using PHP version 7.2.34. Should I wait for a fix to the plugin? I’d rather not go to the trouble of editing script files to fix this.

I encountered this same error and had to disable the plugin to get my site to load. How do I see my PHP version from the WP admin dashboard?

BTW, I was able to resolve my theme issue, but still curious why the Rollback option doesn’t appear on my themes in the dashboard. I’ve used this plugin on other sites and have specifically used it for rolling back themes.

What I also just noticed was those previous attempts to upload my image file ACTUALLY WORKED (I found multiple copies of the image in my target gallery), so apparently it’s just a bogus error message.

Incidentally, I just rolled back to version 3.0.16 and was then able to upload my image. So one of these latest two versions of the plugin must have broken this capability.

Is there an easy way to rollback to the previous version of the plugin?

I’m having this exact same issue. Just upgraded PHP to version 7.2 on my host (GoDaddy), but it didn’t resolve the problem. GoDaddy support confirmed there aren’t any permission restrictions that would explain this.

https://www.libersys.net/public/nextgen_gallery_cannot_upload_images.png

Nice catch!

OK, I just discovered that I only see this when I’m logged into the site. Other users who come to the site apparently won’t see it.

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Perhaps there is, but I really have no idea what it would be. The photos I’m trying to upload came to me from another individual taken with her mobile phone. Would it help if I were to send you a couple of the files, one which works and another one which doesn’t?