swami12

Okay. I hope you will please have a link to an example of the album feature before purchase!

Thank you, yes – albums are what I am looking for. Could you please post here when the plugin is ready? I’d love to try it out!

thanks
N

Done.

Again, sorry, my knowledge of PHP is limited….. here’s the code I tried to use and it obviously is wrong since I got White Screen of Death til I reverted ??

// The event edit form for the manage events admin page
	function wp_events_edit_form($mode='add', $event_id=false)
	{
		global $wpdb,$users_entries;
		$data = false;

		if ( $event_id !== false ) {
			if ( intval($event_id) != $event_id ) {
				echo "<div class=\"error\"><p>".__('Bad event ID','spiffy-calendar')."</p></div>";
				return;
			} else {
				$wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM " . WP_SPIFFYCAL_TABLE . " WHERE event_id='" . $event_id . "' LIMIT 1");

				if ( empty($data) ) {
					echo "<div class=\"error\"><p>".__("An event with that ID couldn't be found",'spiffy-calendar')."</p></div>";
					return;
				}
				$data = $data[0];
			}
			// Recover users entries if they exist; in other words if editing an event went wrong
			if (!empty($users_entries)) {
				$data = $users_entries;
			}
		} else {
			// Deal with possibility that form was submitted but not saved due to error - recover user's entries here
			$data = $users_entries;
		}

Sorry, confused. I do not see ANY mysql_escape_string in the code any more. So, I don’t know what to replace.

Oops, we are now unable to edit or delete past events. Message is ” An event with that ID couldn’t be found”.

Could this have something to do with our changes to the PHP yesterday?

Can create new events.

thanks again

N

YESSSSSSSS!!!!

That was it, I guess.

Thanks much for your real time support ??

Would that be $c_year = mysql_real_escape_string($_GET[‘spiffycalyear’]);

to

$c_year = $_GET[‘spiffycalyear’];

?

Changed all references to spiffycalyear to no avail. ??

Nope, stopped GA and no difference. Sorry!

I am using All in One SEO by Yoast. I disabled it to no avail.

Will also try to disable the GA account….

Okay, so I would have to disable Google Analytics then I suppose? Bummer….

Is there a way to know the source of this event so I can get rid of it?

Hmmm, okay, but de-activating the two social media plugins does not fix the calendar….. suggestions??

thanks!

Thanks, Bev. I just went through all that. Reverting to default theme had no effect, and then I went through the plugins one at a time.

The only difference I found was when I DE-activated the Slideshow Gallery plugin, I got this error message. (Calendar still misbehaved, though)

Warning: mysql_real_escape_string(): No such file or directory in /homepages/1/d249002805/htdocs/website/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/spiffy-calendar/spiffy-calendar.php on line 2248

Warning: mysql_real_escape_string(): A link to the server could not be established in /homepages/1/d249002805/htdocs/website/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/spiffy-calendar/spiffy-calendar.php on line 2248

Could this be a clue?
DO you think reverting to an earlier version of your plugin or the Slideshow Plugin might help?

Hate to abandon Spiffy Calendar!

thanks
N