deeman001

Benjamin, the new version worked for me. Thanks for the quick reply.

Darren

Hi Benjamin,
I’ll try to uploading manually

Server architecture
Linux 3.10.0-042stab144.1 x86_64

Web server
Apache

PHP version
8.1.11

Hi Curtis, Great plugin, no issues from my side except my site’s plugin security auditor saying this plugin is abandoned. I wanted to circle back to request that the version compatibility number be updated so that security apps will stop yelling at us. Thank you for your consideration.

@sglaserliventus I’ve not heard anything from WordFence on my original post. They have some archived forum posts which helped some users, but didn’t help me, so I just manually recreated the table and structure myself.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by deeman001.

@kevinagar I was able to get mine to activate. I tried every method that was proposed on the forums, so I threw a hale mary and exported the SQL create structure of the ‘wfconfig’ table (notice it’s a lowercase ‘c’onfig) from a different site that had this plugin working. I then imported that ‘wfconfig’ SQL into my server to create the table and changed the name to include the upercase ‘C’ to ‘wfConfig’. It activated without an issue and is working perfectly.

I hope this helps.

I found a fix to this issue. You need to edit the pagelayout plugins widget.js file located at /wp-content/plugins/page-layout/js/widget.js

find this line (around line #30):
$(‘a.widget-action’).live(‘click’, function(){

Just above that line put this code:
$(‘a.widget-action’).die();

So it should look like this:
$(‘a.widget-action’).die();
$(‘a.widget-action’).live(‘click’, function(){

That fixed it for me. i hope it helps.