Alex

Hi pgrafix,

I did not test the plugin with WP 5.3 yet. But I should be able to verify it soon.

Hi captzeanie2016, the plugin should include both. I will try to reproduce your problem in the next view days. Maybe there is a bug.

Hi td75d, are you sure the path in your include is correct? Stuff in Elementor might be executed in a different relative path. You could try to use an absolute path in yoyr include.

Hi rianweaver,

I will try and reproduce your bug soon. For now you could try to migrate your code to the newly introduced PHP Everywhere Gutenberg Block.

What plugins are active on your site?

Hi Terry, always appreciated.

Could you send me a screenshot of the page where the code gets executed in the editor? I was trying to reproduce the problem and was not able to reproduce it.

Thanks!

Alex

Hi Terry,

I maintain this plugin in my free time. Therefore, I may not always have time to reply to support tickets.

Anyhow, this plugin is still in active development and all bug reports are noted. However, I can not reply to all of them (mutiple a day).

Hi, thank you. The error is because you are trying to include a file that can’t be found.

Hi zeitnotiason,

thank you for the bug report, could you send me the content of the PHP error_log when the white page of death happens? This will help me to find the bug and fix it.

Thank you

Alex

The warning states that you need to use a password to access the database.

Hi appndown, your code has multiple syntax errors. It seems like you forgot to set a password when opening the database connection.

Hi,

the normal PHP syntax should work. Your problem might be your hosting provider blocking the usage of require in a PHP eval() command.

Best regards,

Alexander Fuchs

Hi Naim,

this should already work. You can just put rhe variable assignment outside of the instance.

Like this:

<?php

//master assignment here
$text = ‘Hello word’;
if($instance == “1”)
{
echo $text;
}
…

Let me know if it works for you.

Hey guys,

regarding cache: depending on the caching plugin you would need to purge the cache after saving the file. Normally saving the WordPress page does this for you when editing inside WordPress.

Some caching plugins (e.g. WP Super Cache) allow you to delete the cache for single pages by opening the url with a special parameter. You will need to check the plugins for this.

You could also exclude the PHP code in the cache to permanently disable the caching for the page with the PHP code.

Best Alex

Hi pieter, the plugin supports PHP 7.x. The error trace indicates a syntax error in your code.

Hi kvanbiesen,

thank you for submitting the change. Help is always appreciated. I pushed out a minor update with your change a few minutes ago.

Best regards,

Alexander Fuchs