At the moment we're experiencing issues with the Gutenberg editor. It will be fixed with the new update which is scheduled for release in a few days. Until then, please open ../wp-content/plugins/ameliabooking/src/Infrastructure/Repository/Booking/Event/EventTagsRepository.php and at line 130 replace this:
if (isset($criteria['eventIds'])) {
with this:
if (!empty($criteria['eventIds'])) {
That should resolve the issue you're having with "Please create category..." warning.
As for the notifications, Amelia is simply used to connect to your Mailing Service, so you need to configure Notification Settings to use your mailing service, and Amelia will use it to send e-mails. There are no other settings for this.
It could be a character was not allowed for a password. There are some security measures implemented by us, WordPress, mailing systems and so on, so there's probably something blocking that character.
I'm glad to hear you got it to work after removing those symbols.
When attempting to add the Amelia block to a page, I receive the following message:
Notice: Please create category, service and employee first.
I have created 3 categories, many services, and 2 employees.
I have attempted clearing both my local and website cache, changing themes, and deactivation of plugins.
Please help!
It also seems that notifications are not working either.
I have Amelia set up on another site and have loved it so far.
However, I first purchased Amelia for this particular client, so this is really disappointing.
Hello missnene.
Thank you for your purchase.
At the moment we're experiencing issues with the Gutenberg editor. It will be fixed with the new update which is scheduled for release in a few days. Until then, please open ../wp-content/plugins/ameliabooking/src/Infrastructure/Repository/Booking/Event/EventTagsRepository.php and at line 130 replace this:
if (isset($criteria['eventIds'])) {with this:
if (!empty($criteria['eventIds'])) {That should resolve the issue you're having with "Please create category..." warning.
As for the notifications, Amelia is simply used to connect to your Mailing Service, so you need to configure Notification Settings to use your mailing service, and Amelia will use it to send e-mails. There are no other settings for this.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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Yes, not sure why SMTP wasn't working. My supposition is an unallowed character in the password? Perhaps? Once I removed symbols, it is working.
The code worked for removing the error. Thank you!
You're welcome, missnene.
It could be a character was not allowed for a password. There are some security measures implemented by us, WordPress, mailing systems and so on, so there's probably something blocking that character.
I'm glad to hear you got it to work after removing those symbols.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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