Fatal Error

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  • Wow, there’s a function collision between 2 plugins. Unless one of the plugins’ codes are updated, here are my suggestions:

    1. the quick but dirty fix is to rename (or remove by just commenting out the code) the offending function in either plugin (preferably the less complex one) and you’re good to go. Downsides: – you created a dependency so these 2 plugins need to be enabled all the time. Also, if there’s a plugin update, you may need to do this again.

    2. Do #1 (rename function) and rename all calls/reference to that function in just that plugin’s directory. Upside – this can stand alone even when the other plugin is disabled. Downside – same as #1 when there’s a plugin update.

    3. Try searching for another plugin which does the same thing, and is properly namespaced to avoid this collision issue.

    4. wait for one of the plugins’ authors to resolve this issue (might be on vacation this week, lol)

    Thread Starter master412160

    (@master412160)

    The quick method is doing 3 which I did, but will also do #4, by also making a topic on the other place, so both authors are aware.

    Thank you for your well formulated reply of options to choose from! ??

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