Mindshare Labs, Inc.

Hey there! We definitely don’t mean to leave you hanging but let’s clarify one thing first: this is free software and we aren’t responsible for anything that happens to your site.

That said, every previous version of this, and every other plugin on WordPress.org, is always available directly from the repo: https://wordpress.org/plugins/php-browser-detection/developers/

So feel free to roll back to any previous version. The issue you are describing is likely either that you are using an older PHP version or that the plugin is causing your hosting account to run out of memory. If you provide any more info we can try and help you debug that. But please don’t be so accusatory about the completely unpaid work we put in to this project.

Try deactivating all other plugins and temporarily activating the default WordPress theme. If the plugin still causes an error then it is indeed a bug. Otherwise the issue probably lies someplace else. If using the default theme and no other plugins still results in a fatal error let us know what PHP version you have and how much ram you have accessible.

Thanks.

Actually, hang on I might have forgot to push a file…

Hi hommealone,

This is now fixed, try the new version that I’m uploading right now. Should be available in a few minutes. Thanks for reporting the issue!

Any of the plugin’s functions will throw an error if the plugin is not active. So this is one implementation:

function is_browser_detection_on() {
  if(function_exists('php_browser_info')) {
    return TRUE;
  } else {
    return FALSE;
  }
}

Thanks for the feedback!

We cannot duplicate this issue. We just tested the latest version and it is working correctly on our servers.

You could output both menus and then hide one using CSS and change which one is displayed based on media queries.

I’m glad you got it worked out!