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Here is the response from Event Espresso. In short, it appears you both are using the same constant. I’m hoping there’s a way you can change yours, as Event Espresso is a MUCH larger plugin and can’t update their code.

So the issue is that both Event Espresso and Elastic Email are defining a constant names EE_ADMIN, if Elastic Search defines it earlier than Event Espresso, EE will throw a fatal as it then can’t files based on the location normally set in the constant.

All EE constants are prefixed EE_, see here:

https://github.com/eventespresso/event-espresso-core/blob/master/core/espresso_definitions.php#L35

The Elastic Email plugin is using EE_ADMIN as a ‘flag’ to say if Elastic Email has loaded within the admin.

5 matches across 5 files: https://monosnap.com/file/kSWdCj6PKZj6lOqoUSgiJy8OrB4EOa

So to be honest, it makes the most sense for the Elastic Search Plugin to update that constant to something like EES_ADMIN which will require minimal change and the least amount of testing.

Honestly, I’d just rather remove them and I think you guys need to put an option in there to disable it. How can I just REMOVE the logo/images from the main listings page?

The thing is, you guys have this setup like it’s to post jobs for different businesses as if the plugin’s primary goal is to maintain jobs for some kind of job posting website. The fact is, most people using this plugin will be applying it to one business’ website for their internal positions, so having a picture is really not usually necessary for most people (no one wants to find a stock image for every HR, Maintenance Supervisor, etc position that gets posted, and using the company logo for every image is redundant). You guys could get a lot more traction on this plugin if you would gear it towards business sites with internal position needs rather than aiming for the niche job posting sites where they’ll likely be using proprietary software for maintaining job listings to make them unique.

What theme are you using? I had this error before and realized it was OceanWP. I changed themes to Astra, disabled the plugin OceanWP makes you install, and everything worked fine after that.