Posted: April 10, 2023 at 4:23 pm
I am getting ongoing error messages originating from the WP Users plugin. I’ve manually downloaded the zipped file for both EE core and the other plugins. Here are the details from the error message. The weird thing, is I cannot see an error. All the pages so far appear to be working. Here are the messages from the WordPress error email. WordPress version 6.2 Error Details |
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I think I’ve found where the error is. When and administrator tries to edit a profile, there is an error that appears at bottom of page that appears to be related to WP Users plugin. It is under User profile, the “All Registrations for thus user” section and the “REG ID” column. I’ll put a link to the screen shot: |
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I believe this is a EE programming bug/error. How do I get support to problem solve this? |
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Hi there, So the error your getting is odd, it showing that an EE Class doesn’t exist, yet we load those classes on all EE pages routes. I don’t get the same issue when I try and reproduce this so I’ve asked for some feedback from one of our developers to see if we can narrow this down some. |
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Thanks so much Tony! I had “missing files” errors pop up after updating the core Event Espresso a while ago. It crashed the site. I did download the zipped files from EE website to reinstall the plugins and it now works, but has this strange error (it doesn’t crash the site, but I’m worried it might have implications on registration, as we have a ticketing event coming up soon). Just trying to theorize, is there any chance a database update didn’t occur in one of my plugin updates? |
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EE validates the Database on the fly and will display a notice stating it’s trying to fix it, so it’s unlikely to be a DB issue but it is a very odd issue. If the |
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I think I figured it out. When an member has capabilities to edit User Profiles, the profile page errors if they do not also have EE capabilities (I could not figure out which specific capability, as there are way too many to test). The error on the User Profile page goes from list list of registered events downward, so it prevents the “update user” button from appearing. All I had to do was give the membership person to also have EE capabilities, and error is gone. |
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Interesting, not what I would have expected at all tbh. Would you mind sharing the capabilities of the account in question? Not the EE caps, I can work with those, but what ‘normal’ capabilities? |
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