All good, thanks for getting onto the fixes so quickly. Great plugin π
Plugin Author
Kunal
(@kunalnagar)
@dlwnz great, thanks! π
I tried Deactivate 2.1.3 > upgrade to 3.0.4 > Reactivate > and there is the end in that point. Plugin cannot be activated. Fatal error: Can’t use function return value in write context in /var/www/evaforever/data/www/skazka-veda.ru/wp-content/plugins/custom-404-pro/admin/AdminClass.php on line 221
Plugin Author
Kunal
(@kunalnagar)
@elegance46 you need to deactivate the latest version (after upgrading) of the plugin and then activate it.
I did it several times. The same error.
Plugin Author
Kunal
(@kunalnagar)
@elegance46 okay I’ll look into it, have you tried re-installing the plugin?
Yes, sure I tried reinstall, but still the same mistake. Unfortunately I have to deactivate plugin and stop using it.
Plugin Author
Kunal
(@kunalnagar)
@elegance46 not a problem, just want to check one more thing – is your PHP version less than 5.5? If yes, then this error will occur because of the way the code is written.
I’ll try to make a fix for this in the next release. Meanwhile, if it’s possible for you, you can try a higher PHP version on a sandbox and see if the plugin works for you. Thanks for the bug report though! π
Yes, my PHP Version 5.4.45-0
I’ll try higher
Hi @kunalnagar
A new small bug (for me) with this latest update from 3.0.5 to 3.1.1
If you either upgrade without deactivating, or decactivate > upgrade > reactivate, the Mode (e.g. WordPress Page) stays as previously specified, but the ‘Select a Page’ setting gets bumped to ‘None (Default Error Page)’.
Re-selecting my custom page and saving again fixes.
P.S. I have various PHP versions across different sites but nothing below 5.6
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dlwnz.
Plugin Author
Kunal
(@kunalnagar)
@dlwnz I see. Thanks for the bug report, I’ll take a look and release a fix π
My version said 3.1.1 but settings wouldn’t save. I deactivated the plugin, activated it again, and now it works again. Thanks!