Update 2.2.98 breaks PHP7.4 compatibility

  • Schroeffu

    (@schroeffu)


    3 weeks ago

    Yes PHP 7.4 is outdated i know.. but because of reasons it was on one page activated.

    Since last update today of this plugin, the website was offline with Error 500. I do run PHP-FPM and couldn’t find the related error logs fast enough, like fastcgi was eating up the raw 500 code errors ^_^

    As soon as the used Theme is 8.3+ ready i can switch to 8.3 for this related page, and re-enable this plugin if still needed.

    But because 40’000+ Installations are using this plugin; you may want to make it still PHP7.4 compatible. I got hurt because of enabled auto-update for this one.

    All the best! ??
    Schroeffu

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  • Plugin Support pickpluginswporgrep

    (@pickpluginswporgrep)

    Hi @schroeffu,
    Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention.
    Please continue using the older version as a temporary fix. I have already forwarded this issue to our development team, and they’ll fix it in our next release.

    Plugin Support pickpluginswporgrep

    (@pickpluginswporgrep)

    Hi,
    Could you please provide more details about the issue? It’s possible that the problem isn’t related to the PHP version, but rather due to a looping issue or an infinite loop that is causing the problem.

    Would you mind enabling WP Debug and WP Debug Log to check for any errors? Additionally, if the issue occurs on a specific page, please share the URL.

    Thank you!

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