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Unfortunately, that didn’t help.
The problem is a function I used to filter the < > symbols out of email that is sent when sent to users when they are added.
Here is the code.# the following filter removes the <> symbol from an email link.
# The problem was that some email programs like iCloud can’t read the <> characters so throw an error
# The error appears in the Welcome email for new usersadd_filter( ‘wp_mail’,’remove_tags’ );
function remove_tags( $args ){
$args[‘message’] = str_replace( ‘<‘, ”, $args[‘message’] );
$args[‘message’] = str_replace( ‘>’, ”, $args[‘message’] );
return $args;
}I am not sure how you are using this function, but removing the <> symbols seems to be blowing up your code.
Could you tell me how to tweak this function so that your email code is happy, iCloud is happy and the default WordPress Users email code is happy.
I just tried creating a completely new contact form from scratch and am getting the same thing.
I also tried a blank form with a single line of text. Ditto. Emails contain the codeForum: Plugins
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In reply to: [JetBackup - WP Backup, Migrate & Restore] Failed: fread() failedI just tried to run it on my website and got this error:
Fatal error: Uncaught Exception: Invalid SGArchive file in ***/wp-admin/extract.php:49 Stack trace: #0
***/wp-admin/extract.php(234): SGArchive->extractTo(‘***’) #1 {main} thrown in ***/wp-admin/extract.php on line 49I have replaced specific directory names with *** because I don’t want them published publicly..
Thank you!Well Done…
Checking off “Disable HTML Filtering?” under (Dashboard > Settings > Google Forms > WordPress Google Form Plugin Settings > Advanced Options) resolved it.
I am using WordPress 4.7.1 with template Twenty Seventeen 1.0 on PHP Ver 7.0.14
Thank you for your help!Mike,
Unfortunately, I have the same error.When I logged in today, I had a message to update your plugin. I went ahead and did that.
I then did an edit to one of my forms and while validating it, noticed this message after the form.
/static/forms/client/js/2874730127-formviewer_prd.jsJust to debug, I logged out of WordPress and checked again. It was still there.
I then looked at a different form that I had created and published back on Jan 2 and had not edited since. It is a multipage form. The same message is on the bottom of every page of this old one as well.I was already downgraded on the Google Forms. Everything was working great on Jan 2nd.
Let me know your thoughts.
Thank you