Hi @mailtobb,
Just out of curiosity: What provider are you hosting your store with?
We want to rule out the hosting provider as a possible cause of the issue, because we were not able to reproduce it in our local environments.
Hi again @mailtobb,
My colleague @mohamadntr has discovered the root of the issue, which cause the false alarm, which seems to be related it with an imprecise checking function that produce this error: It checks a specific function (mb_send_mail
which is disabled in some servers), but not the PHP extension as such.
Please note that this is just a notice, but it does not affect the plugin functions, and you can safely ignore it until tomorrow, when we should be working on a quick fix for this.
I’ll keep you posted as soon as we launch that new release!
I’m seeing the same behavior. It looks like a bug, this doesn’t make sense https://ibb.co/JsbFmLq.
Thanks so much for the quick solution!
Plugin Contributor
Mohamad
(@mohamadntr)
Hi @mailtobb @oliviertassinari,
A new version including a fix for MBString false alarm has been released today. Please update your plugin and let us know if you had any issues.
Best regards
Plugin updated to v3.9.2, I still see https://ibb.co/JsbFmLq.
Plugin Contributor
Mohamad
(@mohamadntr)
@oliviertassinari
Could you please contact us at support@wpovernight.com so we can investigate this issue further?
Thanks!
But the error message is still there … https://snipboard.io/pXAG8M.jpg
Plugin Contributor
Mohamad
(@mohamadntr)
@mailtobb
The “GMagick or IMagick” is recommended for better performance, and “allow_url_fopen” also is necessary when content is displayed by using a URL on your documents, for example, an external image, so if don’t have any, you can ignore it.