Hello,<\/p>\n
I’ve been seeing the following warning daily in my logs;<\/p>\n
[20-Nov-2017 21:14:43 UTC] PHP Warning: strtotime() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in \/wp-content\/plugins\/events-calendar-pro\/src\/Tribe\/Recurrence\/Meta.php on line 1034<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Delving into the code this line throws the warning;
\n$excluded = array_map( 'strtotime', self::get_excluded_dates( $event_id ) );<\/code><\/p>\nLooking at the get_excluded_dates function it appears that the array_map is being executed on the recurrence meta’s exclusions portion. As the get_excluded_dates calls getRecurrenceMeta and returns $meta[‘exclusions’] if it’s not empty.<\/p>\n
The problem is that the array_map calling strtotime is expecting an array of strings but instead gets an array of dictionaries. <\/p>\n
Diving into my database I only have one Recurring event that has exclusions and it’s exclusions array contains a single dictionary;
\n“exclusions”: [{
\n\t“type”: “Custom”,
\n\t“custom”: {
\n\t\t“interval”: “1”,
\n\t\t“week”: {
\n\t\t\t“day”: [“7”, “6”]
\n\t\t},
\n\t\t“same-time”: “yes”,
\n\t\t“type”: “Weekly”
\n\t},
\n\t“end-type”: “Never”,
\n\t“EventStartDate”: “2017-10-02 09:15:00”,
\n\t“EventEndDate”: “2017-10-02 10:00:00”
\n}],
\nBut the code expects a string.<\/p>\nI took a screenshot of the Exclusions on the event editor;<\/p>\n