Robert Heller

I am getting this error when I upload a new version of my custom theme. Temporarily deactiveating BackWPup solves the problem. This not a frequent activity, so this workaround will work for me.

OK, I have heard back from the WP plugin admins, and I don’t think I will be able to maintain this plugin. See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-status-19 for details.

OK, I don’t think I can maintain this plugin anymore. I am tossing it out for someone else to take it over. I have put the latest (last) version of the plugin up on github.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 4 weeks ago by Robert Heller.

I’ll try to make security updates. But it would probably be better if someone more into maintaining the code took it over.

I’ve put the plugin on github (https://github.com/RobertPHeller/WebLibrarian). The security issue is old and was fixed 6 months ago. I have no idea what the WP admins are up to.

OK, for some reason the plugin is closed because of an old problem that has been fixed for some time. I don’t know why. In any event, the plugin code is now on github.

I have no idea why it ws closed. I never received a notice.

You do know that you have to be logged in as a Librarian user. The admin user cannot manage the library.

I have no control over the German version and don’t specificly support the German version. I have no clue as why it does not work properly.

You seem to be using an old (EOL) version of PHP (7.2). I don’t know what is going on.

OK, Just a month and year (jan/2022) work on my test install (Linux (CentOS 7), PHP 8.2, WP 6.1.1, English). As does Jan/1/2022.

Question: are you using a MS-Windows server? If so, you might have to use the North American date format (month before day).

I don’t know what to say. Does it work with just numbers (1/1/2022)? That might work better.

You have to use slashes (/), not periods (.), and three character month names (Jan, Feb, Mar, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, and Dec).

Are you sure you have the locale set right?

I think I figured out how to do it, but it is not working — obviously I am doing something wrong, but I don’t know what. The plugin code is here:
https://files.deepsoft.com/Other/FMSchedule-2.5.7.zip

The code in question is in the function openmic_shortcode in the class FMSCHEDULE_Plugin in the main plugin file FMSchedule.php.

I am testing it with an “off-line” website (I have Apache2, php8.1, and MariaDB 10.1 installed on my Ubuntu 18.04 home computer), but that should not make any difference.