helloelectro1

Thanks for replying. Thats good to hear, but if that’s the case, shouldn’t the plugin version compatibility be updated to reflect that by the plugin maker? The warning being displayed now shows over 3 WP versions old which makes the plugin appear abandoned.

Can you please provide a link to the 2.0 functions documentation? Specifically form fields?

Thanks!

As far as I can tell everything seems to be as should be. I’ll report back if something goes awry. We don’t push our local plugin files with our upstream, so the hotfix plugin on the server is unaltered. So worse case is I do the work there. Really needed it on my local for the theming part. Fingers crossed!

Yeah, I tried both versions and no dice. Given its working elsewhere, i am going to go with its just something with the Bitnami setup, or something with how we are setting our paths.

However, I did get it to work. I added this to around line 130 of init.php right after the include_cmb function:

if(!function_exists('cmb2_bootstrap'))
    return;

That made the error not occur and the plugin finished installing. Hopefully it doesnt break something else! If you think it will, let me know!

I won’t be doing that on the remote/production server though, so as you said, def good its working fine there!

Thanks for all the quick responses.

Any reason something like using https://127.0.0.1/ vs localhost or vice versa could cause it? If the function is there, maybe the path is throwing it off? Or that we use a remote DB for our local instance?

If I use one of Bitnami local instances that is using its own local mysql DB, the plugin runs fine.

But using my other local instance that uses a remote DB I get the failure. My only assumption here is that its a path discrepancy because of how the plugin is reading the local path?

Any thoughts on why the plugin may be getting paths mixed up?

Using php7 and wordpress was deployed with WP-CLI.

Interestingly, your production version works fine. It is just the hot fix version that is failing.

FYI: The hotfix plugin works fine on a remote server, but on a local instance I am getting the following error causing the site to not load:

[Sat Oct 28 00:40:28.298409 2017] [:error] [pid 53124] [client 127.0.0.1:62031] PHP Fatal error:  Class 'ConstantContact_Settings' not found in /Users/LOCALPATHHIDDEN/apache2/htdocs/LOCALPATHHIDDEN/wp-content/plugins/constant-contact-forms/constant-contact-forms.php on line 243
[Sat Oct 28 00:43:51.530044 2017] [:error] [pid 11910] [client 127.0.0.1:62914] PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined function cmb2_bootstrap() in /Users/LOCALPATHHIDDEN/apache2/htdocs/LOCALPATHHIDDEN/wp-content/plugins/constant-contact-forms/vendor/CMB2/init.php on line 154, referer: https://LOCALPATHHIDDEN/wp-admin/update.php?action=upload-plugin

Any ideas? Using Bitnami local server.

Hi:

Will this hotfix receive a downstream update when you release or will we need to manually replace?

Falcon Engine 10/2016. Never Forget.

Their caching was lightweight and really good. Ugh.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by helloelectro1.

Sorry for the late reply. Sorry no fix, a bit above my expertise level unfortunately, but hopefully the steps above help you guys replicate the issue.

I think I am able to trace it back to implementing xVarnish. Once I disabled it, no more issue. I realized it after I read a little more into how it functions. For Varnish and Reddis, is there a particular setting in WF you recommend?