Andrews32

How the problem appears:
on published post I click “Unpublish: Never ==> Edit”. Set up a desired date / time, and click UPDATE.
After page reloaded, I see the same (default) value:
Unpublish: Never.

Hello,

probably you should make the “copy the file to wp-content instead of activating it in the backend.” message more attractive (of red color, bold, etc…) I`ve just posted a one-star review… Going to delete it…

Thank you!

To install PHP 7+, I have to fix too many other installed plugins bugs…

I`d better find another Webp convert plugin.

Closed ticket.

1st fatal error solved (“workaround” method. “crutch” in my language):

public function showDeactivationModal(){
//if(basename(($_SERVER[‘SCRIPT_FILENAME’] ?? ”), ‘.php’) !== ‘plugins’){return;}

$basename = basename( ($_SERVER[‘SCRIPT_FILENAME’]), ‘.php’ );
if($basename !== ‘plugins’){return;}
…

But the next bug appeared:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘?’ in /wp-content/plugins/webp-converter-for-media/app/Loader/Passthru.php on line 73

Oh, so quickly! I`m very pleased.

Just udated WP to latest.

PHP was 5.6 until this minute (changed to 7.1, and the “Plugins” dashboard section became overloaded by PHP errors…

First I have to fix all the other plugins bugs “at least adding “@”).

But, your plugin shows some bus too (I cannot activate it right now – no “Activate” link, xoxo, just error messages):

Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in /wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php on line 546

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php on line 562

Additional errors:
1)
protected function row_actions( $actions, $always_visible = false ){ // Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in… /wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php…

Not solved, just changed to: @$action_count = count( $actions );
==============
2)
foreach($actions as $action => $link){ ++$i; $sep = ( $i < $action_count ) ? ‘ | ‘ : ”; $out .= “<span class=’$action’>$link$sep</span>”; } // Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()…

Solved. Changed to:
if(is_array($actions) && !empty($actions)){
foreach($actions as $action => $link){…}
}

All these errors was found on the page “u/wp-admin/plugins.php”. WP, Woocommerce and Ajax add to cart for WooCommerce versions are latest, PHP is 7.2.

A new error ocurred while changing the mail settings:
Updated sender name ==> Click SAVE ==> error:

Notice: Undefined index: license_key in /wp-content/plugins/acymailing/back/controllers/configuration.php on line 325

Also,
an error on the “Settings” page (in Russian):
“Ошибка при отправке сообщения Test e-mail from https://mysite.tld/ получателю [email protected]. Could not instantiate mail function.”

Additional: the “License not found” error on the “/wp-admin/admin.php?page=acymailing_configuration&ctrl=configuration” (Settings) page.

+1

Hello Webnus, the problem is solved. It only appears on WP themes without featured image option.

UPD: the issue appears on WP themes without “featured image” option in posts/pages. In this case, you can add the necessary PHP code to your current WP theme`s “functions.php” file to enable the “featured image” option.

While “featured image” option exists, just set featured image and it will work fine on the Tile View (and for any other views).

While waiting for plugin author`s responce, I temporarily solved it via “Custom field suite” plugin:

• create a new field for “mec-events” post type
• paste background-image url to the field on any event
• go to plugin folder (once) and change some code in render.php
• ???
• PFORIT

Changed some strings in render.php. Now $background_image temporary loads from Custom field suite field (if exist and filled-in). I can publish the full PHP code changes if needed.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Andrews32.

Also, the review form (“write a review”) does not appear on the pages after adding the [P_REVIEW] shortcode. Deactivated & uninstalled.

changed “return get_user_locale();” to “return true;” and the plugin (and site dashboard) started to work again.