Ynah

Hi there. I’m running into this issue as well. I’ve ran the theme and plugin conflict test, with no luck. I noticed you mentioned to add keywords to the jobs. Where can these keywords be set? I’m not seeing a keyword field in the backend as of the moment. A screenshot would be helpful if possible. Thank you!

@alexsev awesome, thank you so much. Looking forward to the update.

@alexsev just wanted to follow up to see if there are any updates? We noticed that it works on some of our sites our multisite environment, but not for the others. I also wanted to note that the two sites that we’re testing them on, they’re using the same theme. One site activates it ok, the other fails to activate it.

For those that do have it activated, we’re getting this error in the backend:

Hi @alexsev, unfortunately I’m still getting the same error. It looks like it might have something to do with the $get_options2 variable. I tried dumping the contents of the variable (line 1680 in the sfsi_install_uninstall file) to check, and it returns an empty string. But on line 1682, it’s trying to set an array key into that same variable.

Here’s a short recording of the test that I did: https://recordit.co/0cW8Z5B29N

Hope that helps.

Hi @alexsev, unfortunately the issue still exists after updating the plugin. Here’s the error that I’m seeing:

TypeError:
Cannot access offset of type string on string

  at /Users/user/code/site/wp-content/plugins/ultimate-social-media-icons/libs/sfsi_install_uninstall.php:1682
  at sfsi_activate_plugin(false)
     (/Users/user/code/site/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:308)
  at WP_Hook->apply_filters(null, array(false))
     (/Users/user/code/site/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:332)
  at WP_Hook->do_action(array(false))
     (/Users/user/code/site/wp-includes/plugin.php:517)
  at do_action('activate_ultimate-social-media-icons/ultimate_social_media_icons.php', false)
     (/Users/user/code/site/wp-admin/includes/plugin.php:691)
  at activate_plugin('ultimate-social-media-icons/ultimate_social_media_icons.php', 'https://site.test/wp-admin/plugins.php?error=true&plugin=ultimate-social-media-icons%2Fultimate_social_media_icons.php', false)
     (/Users/user/code/site/wp-admin/plugins.php:58)
  at require('/Users/user/code/site/wp-admin/plugins.php')
     (/Users/user/.composer/vendor/laravel/valet/server.php:235)       

Also wanted to add in case this is relevant, but I had it deactivated before so I can continue updating our site to PHP 8. This is the error that I got after re-activating the plugin.

Thanks.

Awesome, thanks so much for the update @alexsev!

Hi @alexsev Just wondering if you have an estimate to when the next version of the plugin will be released? We’re getting this issue as well, but in the frontend, as we’re updating our sites to PHP 8.

Thank you.

Hi Peter,

Thanks so much for getting back to me. I did check the cron jobs and they’re looking ok, with the most recent run being today.

I did try to use WordFence’s test email functionality to send to different emails, one using my work email, and another two using my personal emails. Personal emails went in fine (with one being a custom domain), but the one for my work email did not.

I saw mentioned on another thread to “Make sure and whitelist or add your website to the list of safe domains so you get emails consistently.” which is why I was wondering if there’s a way to whitelist our domain or add it to the list of safe domains within WordFence. Or is that a whole separate server thing that will need to be adjusted?

Thanks!

@matumu Any update on this? I have deactivated the plugins on my site, and the issue remains the same.

All the events seem to be displaying the wrong time, except for the month view (the popup though shows the wrong time).

Here is a link to my calendar: https://perthcityfarm.drawhistory.com/events-calendar/

The timezone for WP is set to Perth, and I have set the Events Calendar plugin to use the site-wide timezone instead of a manual timezone.

Hi @martynasma

Thank for the reply. It looks like it is conflicting with Gravity Forms. After disabling the plugin, the error went away. Can be closed now, thanks.

@andergmartins It seems the get_multiple_authors is no longer working. This is how I had it setup on getting the author data:

$author_id = get_query_var('author');
$authors = get_multiple_authors($author_id, true, true);
$username = get_the_author_meta('display_name', $author_id);

Prior to using the above package, it was working fine. Was there a change in using the get_multiple_authors function?

@sixaxis I did a reinstall with the newest version of the plugin. Looks to be working ok now on the live site. Not sure if it was because of a fix in the latest update, or it was the re-install. I would say it could potentially be the re-install. Thank you!

@stevejburge Perfect, thank you so much! Looking forward to the fix.

@sixaxis I’ll see if I can replicate it on a dev site. This was happening on the live site and not on our dev server, nor on local. I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.

Downgraded to 14.9.0 and it is activating and working ok.