Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

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  • Same here after upgrading client server to PHP7.

    My workaround:
    change file wp-content/plugins/fluid-responsive-slideshow/Fluid-Responsive-Slideshow.php on line 194

    form this:
    background: url(<?php echo plugins_url( dirname( plugin_basename( self::get_file() ) ) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR .'images'. DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR .'menu_icon_single_grey.png' ); ?>) no-repeat top left;

    to this:
    background: url(<?php echo plugins_url( dirname( plugin_basename( $self::get_file() ) ) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR .'images'. DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR .'menu_icon_single_grey.png' ); ?>) no-repeat top left;

    But be aware: this is only a quick&dirty tweak!
    Hopefully the plugin author will fix this soon. ??

    Plugin Contributor Alzea

    (@alzea)

    Hi,

    FRS is still not tested yet on PHP 7.0. We will add PHP 7.0 compability in our development roadmap,

    Thank you @heiko Mamerow for quick fix ??

    Plugin Contributor Haris

    (@haristonjoo)

    Hi!,

    I have updated the plugin to version v2.2.6, hopefully it’s will fix the problem on PHP7

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