Reply to: tickets(375488)

I think the cause of most of these issues have to be the old php version. 

According to the official PHP support timeline, PHP 7.4 received active support until November 28, 2021, and security support until November 28, 2022. After that date, it no longer receives updates or security fixes from the PHP development team, effectively making it deprecated and unsupported.

Any chance you can update the php version to 8.2? lot of these errors you are getting are caused by this. 

Reply to: tickets(375488)

Hello Greg thank you so much for using EventON!

Let us see how we can resolve your issues 😉 

Reply to: tickets(382408)

Thank you for letting us know of this we have recognized this and will probably release an update to eventON with this fix and several other issue we have recognized.

Reply to: tickets(382511)

Hello,

The shortcode you need to use:

[add_eventon_list number_of_months=”12″ hide_empty_months=”yes” show_year=”yes” tiles=”yes” tile_bg=”1″ tile_style=”1″ tile_count=”3″]

Just in case if quotes are wrong:

https://pastebin.com/KmsX4uRN

Now in order to change the background, please go to EventON > Appearance > EventTop > Background Color. If you don’t see any change, EventON > Scripts & Styling > turn off Write dynamic styles to header > save settings > turn on Write dynamic styles to header.

Reply to: tickets(316252)

We are glad your issue is resolved, if you have any further questions or concerns please create a new ticket.

Reply to: tickets(381886)

It seems that some of HTML tags are also affecting EventON. Can you remove them and only leave text and images?

Reply to: tickets(382412)

The invoice is for add-ons only. You can download them by clicking on one of these two links:

But in order to work they also require the main EventON plugin you can find and purchase on CodeCanyon here:

https://codecanyon.net/item/eventon-wordpress-event-calendar-plugin/1211017

After the purchase you can download it from https://codecanyon.net/downloads

Just make sure to download “Installable WordPress file only”, so it was easier to install.

Next go to your WordPress installation > Plugins > Add New Plugin.

Reply to: tickets(374429)

Could you try manually clearing your browser cache? Seem to be working on my side (Add New and Edit Event):