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  • Plugin Author Gustavo Bordoni

    (@bordoni)

    Hi rcemory,

    Which version of PHP are you using, just to make sure I have the correct environment to reproduce the bug and fix it for the next version.

    Because this seems to be a bug on how the PHP is handling having a Class named Filter with a Method named filter.

    Thread Starter rcemory

    (@rcemory)

    I am using php version 5.3.0 on my localhost

    Plugin Author Gustavo Bordoni

    (@bordoni)

    Weird, I have that same version on my localhost and I don’t get this bug, it seems like there is a configuration on the PHP side that make that happen I will take a closer look at that.

    By the way which is your LocalHost structure? I can suggest you other possible solutions if you want, while I fix the problem and Update the plugin.

    I might hang this bugfix until version 0.4, which should come out in the early next month.

    I have the same issue, I used this plugin on my localhost, and when I transfered it to the live server PHP Ver 5.3.2, I get this error, I have to rename the plugin and remove it for my site to work.

    It’s a great plugin by the way, I wish It would work for me on my live site but I just can’t get it to activate.

    Plugin Author Gustavo Bordoni

    (@bordoni)

    Hey guys thanks for the awesome feedback, I will fix it in the next version for sure!

    When do you think that version will be released?
    Is there any work around I can do currently?
    Your plugin is by far the best and there is nothing out there that can do what yours does so I’m kinda stuck until it’s working again unfortunately.

    Also, I’m having another issue as of yesterday, I cannot select post types when I am creating dummy posts on my localhost version. It worked fine before but now the select box is not showing correctly, I have a screenshot here:
    https://gyazo.com/47c0fa1579510edf59c95e2178eabefe

    Edit: I just noticed using wp-debug, I have a load of DB errors when I click on that select box, i can paste them if you want:

    SELECT option_value FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = ‘fakerpress-plugin-options’ LIMIT 1
    do_action(‘toplevel_page_fakerpress’), call_user_func_array, FakerPress\Admin->_include_settings_page, include_once(‘C:\Bitnami\wordpress-4.2.2-0\apps\wordpress\htdocs\wp-content\plugins\fakerpress\view\posts.php’), FakerPress\Plugin::get, FakerPress\Plugin::all, get_option #44 (0.2ms)

    SELECT wp_users.ID,wp_users.display_name FROM wp_users WHERE 1=1 ORDER BY user_login ASC
    do_action(‘toplevel_page_fakerpress’), call_user_func_array, FakerPress\Admin->_include_settings_page, include_once(‘C:\Bitnami\wordpress-4.2.2-0\apps\wordpress\htdocs\wp-

    Thanks

    Ok I realised, the DB issues are not the problem, it is not this FakerPress plugin directly but when I click that select box I get:

    Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘length’ of undefined
    https://127.0.0.1:81/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/pmpro-register-helper-master/js/select2.js?ver=3.1 line 1209

    This plugin is an addon to the Pm-pro plugin, when I disabled this, apart from the original “static constructor” problem, everything is fine. Just some sort of conflict.

    Plugin Author Gustavo Bordoni

    (@bordoni)

    Há! I will make sure the Static Constructor problem is fixed for the next version which should come out in the coming week.

    Thanks for reporting that bug. ??

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