Plugin Author
Luke
(@codifyllc)
Please make sure you have libxml and xslt enbabled in your PHP configuration on your server. You need to have at least PHP 5.2 + .. PHP 5.3 is preferred.
Sorry, I thought I had that written down somewhere, I guess not.
Plugin Author
Luke
(@codifyllc)
Thanks for the reply. Much faster than I expected. 😛
Using PHP 5.3.5.
I’ll check out that link, though. Thanks.
If I can get this resolved, I’ll definitely come back and amend my post. I hate to leave it in a negative light as I’m not mad about it. Just wanted to help the community if I could. :PZ
Plugin Author
Luke
(@codifyllc)
Not a problem. Hope you get it worked out.
Let me know if you have any other issues.
Plugin Author
Luke
(@codifyllc)
You might want to update to my latest version as well if you didn’t fix your problem
Hi Lucas,
I just updated the plugin to the newest version and I’m getting the fatal error below. I also can’t access my dashboard due to this error:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare button() (previously declared in /home/content/84/7614684/html/wp-content/plugins/ez-staff-list/framework/plugins/xhtml_gen.inc.php:45) in /home/content/84/7614684/html/wp-content/themes/best/inc/shortcodes.php on line 70
Plugin Author
Luke
(@codifyllc)
Ok… I will try to replicate right now and come up with a quick update… give me a few minutes..
Plugin Author
Luke
(@codifyllc)
Ahh .. now that I’m looking at the error.. that’s interesting.. your theme uses a same function name my framework does… a function called “button”.. I will modify my code to be something different for you 🙂 One moment
Plugin Author
Luke
(@codifyllc)
Ok.. so here’s what you can do in the mean time.. The logic I’m doing on my side is correct.. I’m checking if the function is does not exist.. if it doesn’t then it creates the function. Your error tells me the theme developer is not doing the same.
So, I’m going to change my function name a little bit to make your life easier, but just so you don’t have to wait for WordPress to update it’s REPO with my changes.. do the following:
1. Go to wp-content/plugins/ez-staff-list/framework/plugins/xhtml_gen.inc.php on line 45 and put 2 // (slashes in the beginning of the line like so:
//if (!function_exists('button')) { function button($c, $a=false) { return xhe('button', $c, $a); } }
If you get the same error for other functions in that file, just continue to put the // before the line. There are only a few of those functions I’m using right now.
Let me know if you have any other problems.
Thanks, the “//” worked! Greatly appreciate the help on that. 😀
Plugin Author
Luke
(@codifyllc)
No problem. Feel free to update your version again when it prompts you. I changed that function name from:
button() to ez_button()
Luke