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this error occurs in PHP 7 but not in PHP 5.6 just an FYI to fix
Dear b747fp
This is external library, but we check this.
Thank you.
Marcin
Yeah, I am running the same issue with PHP7 RC6, @marcin can you give us an advice on this? Thanks
I have find the solution to the issue by changing break for return at /wp-content/plugins/types/embedded/common/toolset-forms/lib/adodb-time.inc.php, let’s hope Types team will update this as an official patch
Yeah, I am running the same issue with PHP7 RC6, @marcin can you give us an advice on this? Thanks
I’m sorry but we do not support PHP7 yet.
Marcin
I can confirm this error myself. Any plans on supporting PHP7?
Just delete the word break, it is unreachable code without sense anyway.
There was an update a week ago (roughly Dec. 9).
The plugin page now says it’s compatible up to version 4.4. It doesn’t specify if it’s now compatible with PHP7. Is it?
A reviewer on that page said the plugin uses hyphens in variable names instead of underscores, and PHP chokes on this. Is that correct? Has it been fixed?
If these issues remain, is there an intention to fix them? Is there a date?
Thanks,
mark
reypm’s solution seems to work.
Thank you!
Still hope the plugin developer will upgrade to PHP7.
PHP7 was released officially 15 days ago.
We are way past beta versions and a big plugin like Types should have been compatible a long time ago.
Why is this marked as resolved?
reypm’s solution is a workaround, but the problem doesn’t seem to be solved?
help me please!!
I have the same problem with plugins types
its happen when i install the Types and damage everything.
also should i start all over again
how to delete the word break???
thanks
Use the FTP client and delete it manually – it is simple text file.
This should be fixed by the plugin author, not by editing a file via FTP. That is not a solution. It’s a workaround.
I have exactly the same problem. Would plugin developer update the plugin for php7?
