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Thanks, Darian, for the fix. While this did fix the issue in the Calendar pages itself, it then changed the colors of the text on the Home page under the “Upcoming Calendar Events” widget midway down the page. See here: https://www.highplainsraceway.com
So, you’re probably right that my own CSS interfered here when I was forcing CSS text to be white on the Home page. I’d like to keep it that way so I removed your fix and just altered the yellow and pink colors a bit to where white text is still readable on it. Thanks for your help!
Thanks, Darian! That fixed the issue in the legend area.
However, in the main calendar area below, I’m still getting color combinations that aren’t consistent with the color settings I set. For example, the yellow Racing category has white text and you can’t even read it. Is there a fix for the colored text in the Calendar area too?
We also experienced this exact same issue after needing to reinstall the Events Calendar Pro plugin. The text colors are no longer corresponding to what we specified in the settings. For example, we have a black background for a certain category and, naturally, we set the text to white in the admin settings. Instead, it is doing black text on the black background now in the category legend. It’s also doing random white text in the actual calendar area itself where we never set the text color for white (see the pink category “Available” for an example).
Here’s the URL of where you can see this happening:
https://www.highplainsraceway.com/calendar/Hopefully, you all can find a fix for this bug as it’s a pretty major one from what I can tell (multiple people chiming in about it here on this forum). It’s also been several weeks with no fix. Any ETA on this, by chance?
I’ve now enabled logging on the site (via the Connections tab as you requested). I’ve also opened up a Support Ticket with you too and mentioned this thread in there too.
Please let me know what you find out and if you need anything else from me. Thanks!
Here’s where you can access a class to purchase a “product”:
https://www.triventsc.com/event/trenching-and-excavation-18-4/This site uses the WP Event Manager plugin for purchasing classes in WooCommerce. I wonder if there’s a conflict there or something?
Here’s a link to the system report, as requested:
https://privatebin.syde.com/?e9df300610fce91c#HeTjz6VFyZUFr5e7sQDKepysr6eTx18q2FjewVeGw5FNLet me know if you need anything else. Thanks!
Thanks, Krystian, for looking more into this. I can confirm that the update to 3.0.0 did not cause this issue. I had the issue happen twice before updating to 3.0.0 and then once after updating to 3.0.0. It sounds like it could very well be an issue at PayPal so please let us know what they say and what you find out. Thanks!
Here’s a quick screenshot to show you how it is duplicating orders for each and every person now.
I updated the plugin to 3.0.0 and the issue is still persisting. The last three orders (in the past 24 hours) have all experienced this same error and a duplicate order has been added to each one. All three customers doing the ordering were unrelated and normal customers ordering under normal conditions. This is not user error as you implied.
Can you please investigate this issue further? As marston0 added above, this is definitely not an isolated issue nor is it user error. It is likely a bug that needs addressing. Please let me know when this gets fixed as it is a very serious issue and is affecting every order now.
Thanks for the suggestions but it appears to not be an isolated issue on my end. Here’s a GitHub link to another user that described the exact same issue I was having on the same day: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-paypal-payments/issues/3231
Can you please relay the fix that you prescribed for “tonypoxon”. You closed that thread and asked him to contact support – so now that issue’s fix is no longer public for all of us to see. Is it merely updating to 3.0.0 that fixes the issue?
Thank you, Krystian! It looks like you might be right about it being a plugin conflict. I went through and deactivated plugins one-by-one for testing purposes and found that it was the “WP Event Manager – Sell Tickets” plugin. When I deactivated that plugin, I could see the admin text fields just fine for PayPal Payments in the “WooCommerce > Settings > Payments” tab. I’ve opened up a trouble ticket with them for a fix. Thanks again for your help!