hendosdad

That worked. Thank you very much.

Thank you for your help.

Just in case anyone else is wanting to do this, the code I implemented in functions.php of my child theme is provided below:

  add_filter( 'pta_sus_public_output', 'function_to_change_task_item_to_role');
  function function_to_change_task_item_to_role( $text ) {
      $text = str_replace(
          array( 'Task/Item' ),
          array( 'Role' ),
          $text
       );
       return $text;
}

Thank you.

Is there a post somewhere of all the overrides that can be used?

Thank you for your reply. I’ve read the documentation but am using the plugin for the first time today to see how I can use it in a way that best meets my needs. I apologise if I’ve used incorrect terminology. This is probably because the plug-in is new to me. Thank you for putting me straight.

I created a sheet with a few recurring events. The sheet allowed sign-ups. Each event had 3 tasks/items.

Then I created another sheet with a single event. I checked the box for no sign-up. There was only one task/item. When I viewed this it displayed correctly, without a sign-up.

At the bottom of the edit tasks page there was an option to move all tasks from one sheet to another. So I did this and moved the task from the second sheet I created to the first sheet I had created.

When I then viewed sheet 1, I noticed that the moved task had now acquired a sign-up field. At this stage the moved-in task was displayed as a single task (just as it was originally set up) whilst the original tasks were displayed in groups of 3 (just as they were originally set up).

Subsequently, after I edited sheet 1, the way the format of the tasks changed. The single task was added to the group of 3 on all entries and the three were added to what had previously been the single task.

I raised the matter because I didn’t spot anything in the documentation indicating that the formats of the two sheets involved in a move operation had to be the same. My apologies if it was there but I didn’t see it.

I was trying it out because it seemed a simple way of indicating that an event had been cancelled.

Thanks for your response.

I’m delighted to say that, fortunately, the error resolved itself when I upgraded from PHP 5.3.3 to PHP 5.4.34.

Still need to sort out why the error log is empty though.

Firstly, thank you for your reply and sorry for taking so long to get back to you.
I’m a novice at this and it took ages to get the PHP error log configured.

Having got it sorted (I think), the PHP error log is still empty after the error occurs. I’m pretty sure that I’ve got the log configured properly as the ‘PHP Error Log’ plugin manages to locate it and doesn’t report any inconsistent read/write permissions.

The full error message is as follows:

Internal Server Error

The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.

Please contact the server administrator, root@localhost and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.

More information about this error may be available in the server error log.

Thank you for your help which pointed me in the right direction.

Apologies for my belated acknowledgement of your help. At the time I got embroiled with finding a solution and hadn’t realised I’d left this post open.

For the record, in case others also get this error, I approached the company hosting my website and they increased the memory for me.