Posted: May 10, 2017 at 1:57 pm
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We are trying to increase performance of our website as I’m getting an HTTP error 500 when loading the PDF. When I review errors via the hosting cpanel, there is a reoccurring error I see that I need help with (the other errors are memory related which I can find options for). Common error message: Above occurred twice in a row and then the next entries are almost the same except for the last bit: action=edit_attendee&post=8893&edit_attendee_nonce=a07259d3f4&return=view_registration b) Not sure if this is related to Event Espresso or not: |
The first error is related the plugin or theme function that has The get_page_permastruct() error is kind of an odd one. It may be related to Event Espresso or possibly another plugin. You could try adding the following into a site specific plugin and activate the plugin:
You can add the above to a functions plugin. |
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the add_career_metaboxes looks like it’s coming from somewhere in the event registration. Since it isn’t something I added, how do I find it? |
add_career_metaboxes isn’t a function that Event Espresso declares or uses anywhere, but another plugin is probably trying to run that function on the page that you’re getting the error from. If you actually want to find the add_career_metaboxes function you look in the active WordPress theme and the other activated plugins on the website. |
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I took a look and can’t find the code (I’m not a web person) but I am wondering if it is attempting to attach part of the standard footer we have to the registration html page that says “congratulations on registering”: |
The view registration page doesn’t attempt to get that code, and your code probably doesn’t use an add_career_metaboxes(). If I were to guess, you have either a plugin that adds a “career” custom post type or there’s a theme function that adds this. Then, the add_career_metaboxes() function tries to load its scripts on pages other than its admin page. Does your WordPress admin dashboard have a place where you can add “Career” posts? If so, you can contact the developer of the plugin (if it’s added by a plugin) or the developer of the theme (if it’s added by the theme) for support. |
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Nope. I will assume it is related to the Theme and pursue it with that developer. Thank you for the help. |
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