Triggered Fatal Error

  • Resolved monicakg86

    (@monicakg86)


    10 years ago

    After I updated this plugin this morning, I was locked out of my account with a syntax error. I accessed it through FTP and renamed the file so I can access it again. After deleting and reinstalling, I receive this error:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in /home/monsch6/monicaschick.com/wp-content/plugins/crafty-social-buttons/class-SH-Crafty-Social-Buttons-Admin.php on line 125

    I’m not a WordPress buff so any help would be appreciated.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/crafty-social-buttons/

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  • ablesa

    (@ablesa)

    10 years ago

    I retrieve the same FATAL ERROR!!! :S

    ThecounT

    (@thecount)

    10 years ago

    FATAL ERRORS.. Had to delete and revert to original version.. ugg.

    Plugin Author Sarah

    (@shen045)

    10 years ago

    Sorry about this! It seems to be only affecting certain versions of PHP so it didn’t show up in any of my testing. I have just released an update that I hope will fix it: (version 1.2.1).
    Please let me know if there are still any problems.
    Cheers,
    Sarah

    Thread Starter monicakg86

    (@monicakg86)

    10 years ago

    It works! Thanks Sarah. This is truly an awesome plug in.

    nvhdab

    (@nvhdab)

    10 years ago

    Hi Sarah, I just updated the plugin to 1.2.1 and it’s running but partially, by partially I mean that the plugin CSS file (public.min.css) is not loading. In fact, the CSS file (public.min.css) and JS file appear as inactive in the Plugin Editor. I deleted the plugin and installed it from scratch but same thing.

    I validated the CSS (public.min.css) on http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator and it show an “error”. So I removed the Property pointer-events:none. I reactivated the plugin after this but nothing.

    What would you suggest? Thanks in advance.

    nvhdab

    (@nvhdab)

    10 years ago

    Update! Plugin works fine, even if the editor says inactive… guess I should dig into how what “inactive” really means.

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