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Just so you know, when you type in the name of the product, it automatically goes down to check the box Enable Temporary Link, which causes this plugin to fail.
Once it is unchecked, it works.
You might consider fixing that because it is causing issues.

Yes it’s something I received a notification about.
This is the message I received, as I posted in my original message.

PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught BadMethodCallException: There’s no value standard defined for enum Spatie\IcalendarGenerator\Enums\TimezoneEntryType, consider adding it in the docblock definition. in /www/vibedancemadisoncom_149/public/wp-content/plugins/my-calendar/vendor/spatie/enum/src/Enum.php:156

I am running PHP 8.1, I host at Kinsta. I got the error from Kinsta and and running current version of everything. It is happening on https://vibedancemadison.com

Yay!!! That fixed it!! You are brilliant!!!

yes, each time.

No it didn’t. I uploaded two previous version of flatsome, it still didn’t work.
Then, I changed the theme to a basic store theme and it didn’t work there either.

THank you so much for taking the time to help me with this issue! I really appreciate it!
This is exactly why I love Woocommerce so much!
Thanks again!

Actually it is set to 8.1, not 8.2

Sorry, I thought it was Woo.
Have you heard that Flatsome has a bug in it that conflicts with Woo?

“they” is my hosting support.

I will reach out to the Flatsome developer.

This did work to make the pop up appear, but now the cookie doesn’t work and it pops up every time.

What browser styling rule is conflicting? I don’t have any custom code.

@wpsmort does anyone ever respond?
I guess maybe time to get a refund and go back to YOAST

and here we are 24 hours later and STILL no response from the AIOSEO pro license. Money well spent… NOT!

I have sent in multiple requests, in fact. NO response.

I have already done that and NO ONE answers me.