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Wrong iFrame-ID is leading to "This event has not been published yet." error #32
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I've never been able to replicate this myself, and have a hard time troubleshooting others' installs without access to error logs and databases. It's been happening to a noticeable amount of users though, for sure. One theory was that it was related to 32-bit operating systems (vs 64-bit OSs), but I believe at least one user said that wasn't the case for them. |
Hosting server is 64 bit. And unfortunately I have no access to error logs or database on this shared hosting service. :( |
Would you be willing to give me access to your eventbrite.com account, so I can set up some testing and maybe determine if it's account-related? If so, just email themes@wordpress.com, and I'll be happy to take a look. Without being able to ever replicate it, I can't think of much else to do. |
Problem found: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/this-event-has-not-been-published-yet-again 32-bit mode PHP on 64 bit server. :/ |
Closing as |
Correct link on eventbrite.com is:
http://www.eventbrite.com/tickets-external?eid=17063219549&ref=etckt
But iFrame tries to load:
//eventbrite.com/tickets-external?eid=2147483647&ref=etckt
Which is the wrong ID and so it displays just "This event has not been published yet.".
No idea what causes this. Any forum threads I found are not showing any solution because people went to other plugins, etc.
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