The plugin does not have a valid header.

  • Resolved allynmedia

    (@allynmedia)


    2 years ago

    I am excited to try My Calendar – Accessible Event Manager to replace The Events Calendar on this site. When I try to activate the plugin, I get a warning “The plugin does not have a valid header.” and then the plugin deactivates itself. Any ideas? I am happy to upgrade to the paid version but I wanted to make sure it will work with my site and doesn’t have any conflicts before I do that.

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  • Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    2 years ago

    It sounds like you might just have gotten an incomplete install, or something to that effect. That error occurs if WordPress can’t get the plugin information from the header; but I’m really fairly confident that’s not a wide spread problem, or I would have heard about it a lot more frequently.

    I suggest deleting the plugin and trying to reinstall.

    Thread Starter allynmedia

    (@allynmedia)

    2 years ago

    That worked. Thank you!!! It works perfectly. Most accessible plugin I have seen. Any recommendations for toggle/accordion plugins that work well and are accessible? The ones built into the theme on this site I am managing don’t work on tab. User gets lost when there are links in the description/answer – https://villagetechschools.org/faq/

    Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    2 years ago

    The best accordion I know of off hand is probably in Kadence Blocks; none of the stand-alone accordion blocks are fully accessible. Full disclosure: I haven’t looked into accordion blocks for a while, so that could have changed.

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