Diane Wallace

Thank you @viablethought !

I’m having this issue too, after an automatic update to 6.7. I reinstalled WordPress and re-scanned, but the issue remained. Checking some of the flagged files, they seem to be valid WordPress core.

I’m also having this issue on one of my sites, running 6.7. However, other sites of mine, on the same host and running 6.7 don’t have this issue. I’m monitoring the situation and trying to see what differences there might be be.

Just to note, inspecting the flagged files seems to show they ARE WordPress core files, although I haven’t checked them all!

I have also found a conflict with Yoast Premium 22.7 and Genesis Blocks Pro. Adding this in case it’s useful for someone

Hi Ian,

Thanks for the heads-up! There wasn’t a fatal error the last time I looked, but I can definitely see it now! Looks like there’s a conflict with Essential Addons for Elementor. I’ll get this fixed, then come back to the original issue. Thanks!

Hi Jarret, I’m more worried about the user accidentily typing a really high number into the input.

Max doesn’t seem to work as expected; “If higher values are inserted onChange will not be called and the value gets reverted when blur event fires”. You can type in any value above max.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Diane Wallace.

Thanks for your help @mbrsolution – I think it’s something to do with the server, as it’s working perfectly on my local machine. I will speak to WP Engine.

Hi eMonkey64,

That error is due to using an old version of PHP. EventAppi requires at least PHP 5.4. Please ask your host or server admin to upgrade to at least PHP 5.4.

If you have a look at https://php.net/releases/ you will notice that PHP 5.2 reached end-of-life on 6 Jan 2011 and PHP 5.3 reached end-of-life on 14 Aug 2014. For this reason we recommend that all our users upgrade to at least PHP 5.4.

Please do let me know if I can be of any further help?

Diane ??