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I haven’t manually edited either of these files. These warnings are coming from two brand new installs of WordPress on GoDaddy’s Managed WordPress hosting account. I literally set them up yesterday, installed Wordfence and got these warnings. Could it be that GoDaddy’s Managed WordPress distro is altering core?

It appears to only be preventing the initial admin email from being sent out after you first install WordPress, which the nature of how GoDaddy automatically creates an admin account for you and logs you in the first time nullifies the need for the email.

This may be a case where I just need to ignore these warnings unless further unauthorized changes take place in these files.

I also just received the same critical issue, except I’m running a US site so the local package is an empty string?

wp-includes/version.php

$required_mysql_version = '5.0';
$wp_local_package = '';

It’s also complaining about @wp_mail being commented out:

wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php

292	https://www.ads-software.com/
293	"), $blog_url, $name, $password);
294
295	   //@wp_mail($email, __('New WordPress Site'), $message);
296	}

Wow nice find!! I searched the plugin for where that partial id “tribe-events-gmap-” was coming from. I found it in wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/modules/map.php.

That file is responsible for creating the container div for the embedded map on single event and venue pages. In the comments at the top of that file, it gave instructions for overriding it in your own theme. I did that here: wp-content/themes/custom-child-theme/tribe-events/modules/map.php.

It appears that my theme (Pagelines DMS 2) has a conflict with the esc_attr_e function accepting an integer parameter as it’s creating the div’s id: tribe-events-gmap-<?php esc_attr_e( $index ) ?>. In my case, $index was an integer, so I casted it as a string like so: <div id="tribe-events-gmap-<?php esc_attr_e( (string)$index ) ?>" style="<?php esc_attr_e( $style ) ?>"></div>. That did the trick.

I’ll note that I still required the missing file event-map.php.

I created /the-events-calendar/admin-views/event-map.php as you said and mine’s still not working. Turned off all caching and cleared browser cache.

What logs were you looking at to see where the code was looking for the missing event-map.php file?

I’m having the exact same issue!

here: https://sodiesliquor.com/event/test-wine-tasting/

Definitely. I’ve already got a suggestion/feature request: it’d be nice to have an option to show an excerpt of some specified length of the post’s content, and display it after the linked post title. Thanks!

Just wanted to say thanks for writing this plugin. I found myself frantically trying out 5 or 6 related post plugins for a project I’m working on. All of which were not simple enough and were trying to accomplish too much, without delivering the crucial functionality that you’ve provided here. After the featured image change in 1.3, I’m sold. Well done!