• Resolved heidimaria

    (@heidimaria)


    I just want to say that I uploaded this plugin and it gave an error message and never showed up in my plugins folder. Maybe you should put a warning that there is a problem and it can’t be uploaded?

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  • Plugin Author wipeoutmedia

    (@wipeoutmedia)

    Hello there,

    Thank you for taking the time to post your issue.

    This is a strange rare issue that one of the first I have heard of, but I’m here to assist.

    Can you please let me know what error message you received? Have you got a filesize limit set for uploading plugins?

    By any chance did you manage to resolve it?

    Thanks

    Plugin Author wipeoutmedia

    (@wipeoutmedia)

    Hi there,

    If you had a custom directory, for example if you renamed your /wp-content directory to something different like /content, version 11.5 (soon to be launched) will now find any custom content directories and install correctly.

    Previously the CJT plugin was using some older CONST values to generate a directory path such as PLUGINDIR in combination with ABSDIR. The constant PLUGINDIR is hardcoded in WP core to ‘wp-content’ which is why it will always look for that directory in its core.

    However, there’s a different constant value in WP ie. WP_CONTENT_DIR which will always point to the content directory for the WP no matter the name of the directory. When you change the directory name from wp-content to something else, you have to mention that change and a new directory name in wp-config.php. WP_CONTENT_DIR automatically reads those new constants and updates the content dir name on the fly.

    I am not 100% sure if this was your issue, but thought we would let you know of this development that fixes a related installation issue.

    Thanks

    Plugin Author wipeoutmedia

    (@wipeoutmedia)

    Hi there,

    I am just letting you know that CJT version 11.5 has now ben released with the following changes:

    * Compatibility: PHP version 8+
    * Compatibility: MySQL version 8+
    * Fix: Duplicate ID issue, which on rare occasions was fetching the ‘revision block’ ID for a newly created block causing an error for duplicate entry
    * Enhancement: If the ‘wp-content’ directory is renamed to something different (e.g. ‘content’), CJT will now find any custom content directories and install correctly.

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