• The code is using PHP short tags. Breaks the plugin unless you have this enabled. Which most php installations after PHP 5 do not.

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  • Dear @foomagoo,

    There shouldn’t be any problems with PHP in our plugin.
    Please, contact us via our support email and our developers will check and fix your problem.
    [email protected]

    Thread Starter Jeff Sterup

    (@foomagoo)

    A php short tag is <? Instead of <?php to start the processing of php code. You use it in a few places. Search your code for that and you’ll see where it is used. It is not recommend to use that after php 5 as it will not work on most installations.

    Dear @foomagoo,

    I’m afraid there’s something wrong in this situation.
    There are no short tags in our codes starting with <? instead of <?php in our plugin.
    We haven’t changed anything in our plugin since 9 months ago.
    Please, show us the codes starting with <? so we can see what’s in your case.
    Because this is really strange.

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