Fatal error: Class 'CFDBDie' not found in public_html/wp-content

  • Michael,

    First of all, great plugin. Great support. You are a polite, responsive plugin developer. What more could the WordPress community ask for? So, THANK YOU and please keep up the great work. Your hard work and dedication to this plugin is appreciated and doesn’t go unnoticed.

    I believe I have found a small bug. When clicking on a link to an image inside any database table, I’m experiencing the error: “Fatal error: Class ‘CFDBDie’ not found in public_html/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7-to-database-extension/CF7DBPlugin.php on line 287“. This occurs when I try downloading any of the images from the database plugin by simply clicking on the hyperlink of the image’s filename.

    I would guess that this issue/bug has something to do with the User’s permission level as Administrators have no problem with clicking the hyperlinks in the database and saving the image to their hard drive. Yet, every other permission level encounters this error message when trying to save an image.

    As a side note, I have already done my homework and have browsed this entire forum for a solution (up to page 6). Furthermore, I am aware of the option: “Can see submission data” under the “Database Options” page. Changing this to the same value of which the user is under does not help either. Example: A user who is only a contributor needs the ability to download images from the database. So, naturally, you set the “Can see submission data” value to “Contributor”, yet, it still produces the error message above.

    Please let me know what you come up with. Will reply promptly. Thank you again Michael.

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  • Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    Thanks for the kind words. It’s nice to be appreciated ??

    I think you have found a bug, and it should be a simple fix.

    Try editing CF7DBPlugin.php, near the top there is a list of “require_once” lines. At the end of that list, add a new line:

    require_once('CFDBDie.php');

    Let me know if that resolves the issue, and I’ll put that in the official code.

    Thanks for doing the homework.

    Thread Starter matt.mjm

    (@mattmjm)

    Will give this a try today and report back. Thank you Michael.

    Thread Starter matt.mjm

    (@mattmjm)

    Michael,

    Followed your directions exactly, the error message has changed. Now I’m getting the error message: “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”

    Any ideas?

    -Matt

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    This is governed by the option for ‘Can See Submission when using shortcodes’ on Database Options page

    Thread Starter matt.mjm

    (@mattmjm)

    Everything works. You’re the man! Thank you again and keep up the great work Michael.

    Hello. After much googling and searching, this is the only stream that comes close to my issue. I am unable to log in, or even get to the login page of the dashboard or my site. It’s a temporary url.

    Anytime I try to see the site or its dashboard, I get the following error message.

    Fatal error: Class ‘CF7DBPlugin’ not found in /home3/hanoverc/public_html/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7-to-database-extension/CF7DBPlugin_init.php on line 25

    Any suggestions? Also, I’m a very new beginner with WordPress and know nothing about php, css, html or other acronyms one should know when working on this stuff.

    Any info or help is greatly appreciated.

    -Matthia

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    @mmccracken That file is expecting the CF7DBPlugin class which is defined in the file CF7DBPlugin.php in the same directory. That file must be missing or corrupted. I suggest uninstalling and re-installing the plugin.

    Thanks for the advice Michael. Apologies for my ignorance, but how can I do that without accessing the dashboard?

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    If you can get onto your filesystem, go to wp-content/plugins/ and delete (or move elsewhere) the contact-form-7-to-database-extension directory.

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