I finally figured out a way to reproduce this error.
It occurred to me after trying to migrate a wordpress site and having to replace the base url (domain change) in the database.
Can you look in your WordPress Database table named “wp_options” and tell me what values you have for “siteurl” and “home”.
The SQL query should be something like select * from wp_options WHERE option_name = 'home' OR option_name = 'siteurl'
For example, one way to get this issue is if the values there are ‘localhost’ instead of ‘http://localhost’
Just for the record, this is not a problem/bug with the plugin
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(@pxnjl)
I have a problem like this too. I checked it like you said but it still had an error.
Screenshot: https://ibb.co/c1kptjL
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Unfortunately I can’t reproduce this (other than the way I mentioned above), I need more info/data.
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(@pxnjl)
Yeah alright, i already customize the template.
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(@pxnjl)
I seem to know the cause of the problem. Previously I installed WordPress with the version of PHP 5.6 and there were no problems, then I tried installing WordPress with the version of PHP 7.1 that problem appeared
Edit: i tried installing wordpress with the version of PHP 7.2 causing 500 error for post that using shortcode
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