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  • Plugin Author tepelstreel

    (@tepelstreel)

    Hi,

    did you check for interferences with other plugins? If there are none, I’ve probably built some rubbish.

    I’ll check.

    Thread Starter abbas_aj

    (@abbas_aj)

    I did check, I have disabled all other plugins but despite that it still does not work..

    Plugin Author tepelstreel

    (@tepelstreel)

    Unfortunately in my testing environment, it works. So, it will be a lot of guessing and finding things out. Are there any strange things in the source code?

    Thread Starter abbas_aj

    (@abbas_aj)

    what is it that I should be looking at, I am novice in it.. kindly let me know what should I be looking for so I will be able to provide you with more details.

    Plugin Author tepelstreel

    (@tepelstreel)

    Just open the source code of the widget panel and look for some lines in it that begin with ‘Notice:’ or ‘Warning:’

    Edit:

    Debugging and error-logging could also help.

    For that, find your ‘wp-config.php’ in the root folder and open it with an editor.

    Add the lines:

    define('WP_DEBUG', true);
    define('SCRIPT_DEBUG', true);
    define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true);
    define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);

    just before it says ‘that’s it, don’t add anything from here (or whatever it says in the original English text.

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