davidfcarr

Not seeing this on my test sites, so please help me debug.

Are you on the latest release? Did this error first appear after you upgraded?

Can you capture a log message that includes any kind of file/function/line number references and post here?

https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/advanced-administration/debug/debug-wordpress/

Thanks for the tip

It sounds like you’re using an external plugin or utility to create these duplicates, which is creating a new copy in the post table but without assigning an event date record in the rsvpmaker_event table. What would work better is to create an event template for each event that you want to create multiple copies of. In the RSVPMaker posts listing, you should see Copy to New Template as one of the options displayed when you hover your mouse over the title. Or you could go to Event Templates, one of the submenus under RSVP Events on the admin dashboard, and click Add New to create one from scratch.

An Event Template is an internal document not associated with any particular date, although it can be associated with a recurring schedule like First Tuesday or Every Friday at a certain time, allowing the system to calculate the related dates. If there’s no regular schedule for the event type, you can leave the schedule as “Varies” and just specify the specific date or dates when you create events.

Sorry for the slow response — I’m writing to you from a cruise ship, so a bit distracted.

Do I understand that the issue is resolved or is it not? There are some functions in RSVPMaker for deleting data (test entries, for example), but it shouldn’t be easier to trigger them unintentionally. Are you still at the stage of doing initial testing, or did you have live registrations recorded that you were worried about losing the data on?

The custom table wp_rsvpmaker_event (prefix may be customized to something other than wp_) is just for the date, time, and timezone information. Sounds like you already figured out that wp_rsvpmaker is where the actual registration information is recorded. The RSVPMaker Report screens only shows the dates for which registrations have been recorded.

If there’s something else I need to clarify or help you debug, let me know.

Has this been an issue since you started using RSVPMaker, or did it just appear after an update? Have you changed or updated your theme? I’m guessing it has something to do with your theme getting in the way of Javascript code being displayed inline in the post content section.

I don’t see it happening on my test or production sites.

I use inline Javascript that has some PHP output of encoding those variables within the post and having a static Javascript file that retrieves them. But I can’t promise how quickly I’ll be able to deliver that as an upgrade.

Can you confirm that you have the latest version installed? There was a bug fix to an earlier release related to that issue.

There are functions on the RSVP Report screen for adding other people as administrator. Otherwise, yes, RSVPMaker thinks you’re updating the initial reservation.

If you open up your browser’s Inspector tool, it may be possible to monitor the network traffic going back and forth. If you see a call that looks like ?event_id=123 tell me what the Response panel says.