Hi,<\/p>\n
In a situation I’ll describe below, I’m getting the following PHP warning: “Warning: Creating default object from empty value in wp-content\\plugins\\Events-calendar-pro\\lib\\tribe-Events-recurrence-meta.class.php on line 46”. This is only an annoyance, since it doesn’t appear unless PHP display_errors is set to “on”. However, I THINK it represents a minor bug in Events Pro.<\/p>\n
Line 46 is part of function admin_bar_render. The statement says:<\/p>\n
$edit_link->href = $edit_link->href . ‘&EventDate=’ . TribeDateUtils::dateOnly($post->EventStartDate);<\/p>\n
I believe this is intended to make sure that, when a user decides to edit a recurring Event, the Edit link takes him\/her to an edit screen for desired Event date (rather than the first occurrence of the recurring Event).<\/p>\n
I think the assumption behind this is that the code only gets called when the user is viewing a single instance of the recurring Event.<\/p>\n
However, if the recurring Event is the last Event appearing in a listing of multiple Events, admin_bar_render gets called and sets $edit_link to null. Line 46 then attempts to execute, resulting in the PHP warning.<\/p>\n
This quick-fix resolved the warning for me:<\/p>\n
\tif ($edit_link) {$edit_link->href = …}<\/p>\n
However, I suspect it would be better if the original condition in admin_bar_render was expanded to make sure it covers the multiple event listing situation I described. Or maybe there’s more to the story.<\/p>\n
Let me know what you think and\/or if you have any questions. Thanks!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-43542","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n