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Yep!

Whoops, my bad!

I see now that you have to check the first box and select “Update Registration” for it to hold.

Works just fine now ??

I too am getting this error on the popup box in the plugin page when viewing a plugin’s changelog details.

Yippee! Yippee Yippee!

Finally got this to work, so thank you! But there were 2 things of note.
1. I HAD to used the email and not the business ID
2. That email was case sensitive, so one capital off, and it failed.

So THANK YOU!! for getting this working and for the flexible plugin.

lightbulb!!! In your setting you ask for the business ID or the email – I have entered the business ID

Would this be part of the problem?

Yes thank you, I saw that, but just to make sure I check the proper spot, where exactly should I look for this comparison, and where in the db could I confirm this?

Yes, I do and did see it if I manually entered the url.

I activated the logs, resent one txn and saw the ipn.log file create and entry that had this message at the top: “WARNING: payment was made to different e-mail account” and following that was a record of IP Values Received.

Checking the business email etc, all look ok(matched our actual paypal email) and the payment was made and cleared fine from our paypal accnt.

Does this info help track anything down?

With that nice detailed info I went searching the server logs and could find nothing. So I checked in with paypal and found that all of the ipns were sent and resent successfully from paypal and had a Response Code of 200. From the IPN Users Guide: “A value of 200 indicates that your server successfully received the IPN message.”

So, I then went to my server logs and started searching for that url, and just the piece that you indicated above “eme_eventAction=ipn” – I could not find anything that matched.

To look further, since the paypal notification url was defined in the paypal logs, I tested it by typing it into my address bar – it went to the page on my site that had the event listings. ( Does this sound about right?)

So I guess I am not sure what to do at this point – is there anything else I can look for or check?

Thanks for heading me down the right path.

A few more thoughts..
I had looked at that function earlier and it appeared that I needed to enter all of our database specifics there, but that confused me as every time there is an eme update, that file would be overwritten. Thus, I did not think that was what was required, but it almost seems that I would HAVE to enter that info there and then upload eme_rsvp.php each time the plugin had an update. Is this correct? Or is there a front-end place to put this or a filter/action I can place in functions to accomplish this?

Is there any documentation that I am missing?

Just not sure how to go forward on this one.

Again, thank you!!

hmm, we use formidable pro and can get that plugin’s database talking to paypal, I checked that log file for our new entries for eme, and they are not there, but I am assuming that is because eme uses a different logfile.

But how does eme know where to connect to? I did upload the ipn.sql to create the table in the db, and resent the transaction’s ipn, but did not see it show up in the database… I feel like I should have needed to give it more info??

Was there more to setting this up than just checking the rsvp box?

The currencies seem to be ok as we can only accept US$, not sure if that makes difference..

Please let me know if there is something else I may need to do, as we would really like this to work.

Thank you!

Resolved!

Beautiful!!! Thank you! Yes, it worked. I left the client clock enabled and moved line 41 to after 52 and I now have a calendar that shows the correct month, day and year, and with the “today” cell indicated.

Really is a flexible plugin and I will eventually figure out to to use all of these options – thanks so very much!!

yep.
Actually am getting just that!

Error Console:

Timestamp: 1/23/2013 6:53:10 AM
Error: ReferenceError: eme_ajax is not defined
Source File: https://rhodygarden.com/cms/wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy/js/client-clock.js?ver=3.5
Line: 4

Clicking in gives:
// Don’t wait for DOM ready.
var now = new Date();
jQuery.post(
eme_ajax.ajaxurl, {
action: ‘client_clock_submit’,
client_unixtime: Math.round(now.getTime() / 1000), // make seconds
client_seconds: now.getSeconds(),
client_minutes: now.getMinutes(),
client_hours: now.getHours(),
client_wday: now.getDay(),
client_mday: now.getDate(),
client_month: now.getMonth()+1, // make 1-12
client_fullyear: now.getFullYear() },
function(ret) {
if (ret == ‘1’) {
top.location.href = self.location.href;
}
}
);

Yep, that worked too.

Thanks again – have a good one!

ok, I can duplicate the error now, so I will be able to get around things, but it really isn’t ideal.. I want to post this in case anyone else has this problem or if anyone could point me toward a better solution.

1.Anytime I make ANY change to the Plugin Options, the error above occurs after saving.

2. If I set my url to “http” instead of “https”,and Save the Plugin Options, the page will see the css applied, but the code in Plugin Options will go back to “https”.

So in a nutshell, evey time I make ANY change at all in Plugin Options, I need to reset the code for that background-image to “http”.

Not the best, and I really would like to know why this is going on.. but at least I can get the table working again.

Thanks again for the help