[Karen]

Jennifer,
CORRECTION: The error message disappears and allows me to edit when I remove
the Envato registration token on the Avada registration page. If I leave it
in, I receive the error message. The PHP version is irrelevant. Sorry for
the confusion.

[Karen]

Jennifer,
As it turns out, the menu link needed to be changed to the site URL i.e.
http://www.pearlandpres.com/events/.

However, there does seem to be an incompatibility problem with editing some
of my Avada pages when I use PHP7. I get this error message:
Fatal error: Class ” not found in
/home/prescom/public_html/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/Tribe/A
sset/Factory.php on line 3

If I switch to PHP5.6 it eliminates the error message. Are you familiar with
this problem?

[Karen]

Hunter,

Thanks for the quick response. I did not test for conflicts because I at the very end of the project–and didn’t want to have an unexpected issue. I will have to test it another time on one of my demo sites.

For now, I have removed the Day view from the nav bar. Interesting, though – the Day view shows just fine with the correct events when accessed within the calendar.

Thanks for your help!

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