I’ve been trying to integrate event espresso with my company’s CRM. So, naturally, I put a copy of WordPress and the database on my local machine to test my code. I’ve been able to set up the same WordPress instance on my localhost as in production, but for some reason, when I go to my localhost’s registration page (which uses event espresso) I get these errors on my page. This problem does not appear in production.
Also, clicking on the “Add to Cart” link creates a status bar that never goes away instead of turning into a “View Cart” link.
Here are the PHP Errors that I get:
Notice: Undefined index: currency_symbol in C:_projectsCDGwp-contentuploadsespressotemplatesespresso_table.php on line 60
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$category_name in C:_projectsCDGwp-contentuploadsespressotemplatesespresso_table.php on line 63
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$category_desc in C:_projectsCDGwp-contentuploadsespressotemplatesespresso_table.php on line 64
In order for me to test my code, I need to get past all of this and make sure that everything works the way it does in production.
Have you looked at your /uploads/espresso/templates/espresso_table.php file on the lines listed to identify where the issue is?
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