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\nError Message<\/p>\n
Fatal Error: Cannot re-assign auto-global variable _POST in \/home\/godswo5\/public_html\/wp-content\/plugins\/the-events-calendar-eventbrite-tickets\/tribe-eventbrite.class.php on line 1268<\/p>\n
Description<\/p>\n
The The Events Calendar: Eventbrite Tickets plugin code created an error that caused PHP execution to fail.
\nSolutions<\/p>\n
Invalid code modifications can cause this problem. If you have made any modifications to the plugin, remove them and try to load the site again.
\n It is possible that this plugin’s code is out of date and that an upgrade is available. Check with the plugin’s author to see if an upgrade is available.
\n There may be a conflict with another plugin running on the site. Try upgrading the other plugins on the site. A plugin conflict can be ruled out by deactivating all the other active plugins on the site and checking to see if the error still occurs.
\n The The Events Calendar: Eventbrite Tickets plugin may not have been fully uploaded. Uploading the plugin again could fix the issue. Important: If you do this, you will lose any modifications made to the plugin.<\/p>\n
Error Source Details
\nType\tPlugin
\nName\tThe Events Calendar: Eventbrite Tickets
\nVersion\t1.0.5
\nAuthor\tModern Tribe, Inc.
\nPath\t\/home\/godswo5\/public_html\/wp-content\/plugins\/the-events-calendar-eventbrite-tickets
\nFile\ttribe-eventbrite.class.php
\nOther Software Details
\nWordPress Version\t3.5.1
\nPHP Version\t5.4.14
\nFull Error Details
\nType\tZend Compile-Time Error (E_COMPILE_ERROR)
\nMessage\tCannot re-assign auto-global variable _POST
\nFile\t\/home\/godswo5\/public_html\/wp-content\/plugins\/the-events-calendar-eventbrite-tickets\/tribe-eventbrite.class.php
\nLine\t1268
\nType Description\tThis type of error indicates that the PHP code is violating a restriction enforced by PHP. An example of such a violation is trying to use a reserved word for a class or function name.<\/p>\n
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