• Resolved PXMstaff

    (@pxmstaff)


    Just checking to make sure the plugin is still being supported as the version compatibility and last update was more than a year ago. I tested it on a staging install and didn’t see any obvious errors other than the formula not validating.

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  • Plugin Author George Mandis

    (@georgemandis)

    Hi @pxmstaff ,

    It’s still supported in the sense I respond to inquiries as they appear here. Generally speaking, when these appear, I’ve done a quick check to make sure the plugin works as expected and updated the compatibility requirements. I just haven’t done that in a while.

    What version of Gravity Forms are you using, out of curiosity? That’s actually the area where I’d be most concerned about some eventual incompatibility.

    Best,
    George

    Plugin Author George Mandis

    (@georgemandis)

    I’ve updated the version compatibility. Thanks!

    Thread Starter PXMstaff

    (@pxmstaff)

    Thanks for the response. Good to know you’re still tuned in. Unfortunately, we’ve had to disable MIN/MAX as when active it causes a 500 critical error when trying to submit a form. We did get it to work, just can’t submit. ??

    That being said, we’re running quite a few GF related add ons so we’re troubleshooting to determine if there’s a specific combo that causes the error as error logs aren’t pointing to anything we can track back to a plugin. It just gives the 500 error when submitting the form whenever the plugin is enabled.

    **The plugin itself is perfect for what we need though.**

    Here’s a copy of the system report to give you an overview of what all is running.

    ### Gravity Forms ###

    Version: 2.5.7 ?
    Upload folder: /home/——/public_html/staging/wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/
    Upload folder permissions: Writable ?
    Output CSS: Yes
    Output HTML5: Yes
    No-Conflict Mode: No
    Currency: USD
    Background updates: Yes
    REST API v2: Yes
    Registration: Site registered ( 28ca9227-ef55-44a7-909d-cc14004f566a ) ?

    ### Add-Ons ###

    GP Date Time Calculator: by Gravity Wiz – 1.0-beta-4.6 ?
    GP Easy Passthrough: by Gravity Wiz – 1.9.3 ?
    GP Populate Anything: by Gravity Wiz – 1.0 ?
    Gravity Flow: by Gravity Flow – 2.7.4 ?
    Gravity Flow Form Connector: by Gravity Flow – 2.0 ?
    Gravity Flow Parent-Child Forms Extension: by Gravity Flow – 1.4 ?
    Emma: by Gravity Forms – 1.5 ?
    Partial Entries: by Gravity Forms – 1.6 ?
    Signature: by Gravity Forms – 4.0 ?

    ### Database ###

    Database Version: 2.5.7 ? Your database is up-to-date.
    wp_gf_form_view: ?
    wp_gf_form_meta: ?
    wp_gf_form: ?
    wp_gf_form_revisions: ?
    wp_gf_entry: ?
    wp_gf_entry_meta: ?
    wp_gf_entry_notes: ?
    wp_gf_draft_submissions: ?
    wp_gf_rest_api_keys: ?
    wp_gf_addon_feed: ?

    ### WordPress ###
    WordPress Version: 5.7.2 ?
    WordPress Multisite: No
    WordPress Memory Limit: 256M
    WordPress Cron: Yes
    WordPress Alternate Cron: No
    Background tasks: Yes ?

    ### Active Theme ###

    Slupy WordPress Child Theme: by ThemeSama (@theme_sama) – 1.0.1 ?
    Slupy WordPress Theme (Parent): by ThemeSama (@theme_sama) (https://themesama.com) – 1.2.0 ?

    ### Active Plugins ###

    Code Snippets: by Code Snippets Pro – 2.14.1 ?
    GP Limit Dates: by Gravity Wiz – 1.1.2 ?
    GP Multi-page Navigation: by Gravity Wiz – 1.1.2 ?
    GP Placeholder: by David Smith – 1.3.7 ?
    GP Read Only: by Gravity Wiz – 1.9.1 ?
    Gravity Perks: by Gravity Wiz – 2.2.5 ?
    GravityView: by GravityView – 2.10.3.2 ?
    GravityView – Advanced Filter Extension: by GravityView – 2.1.9 ?
    GravityView – Entry Revisions: by GravityView – 1.0.3 ?
    GravityView – Multiple Forms: by GravityView – 0.2-beta.2 ?
    GravityView Inline Edit: by GravityView – 1.4.1 ?
    Gravity Wiz Populate Date: by – ?
    Math by GravityView: by GravityView – 2.0.3 ?

    ### Web Server ###

    Software: Apache
    Port: 443

    ### PHP ###

    Version: 7.3.24 ?
    Memory Limit: 256M
    Maximum Execution Time: 30
    Maximum File Upload Size: 32M
    Maximum File Uploads: 20
    Maximum Post Size: 32M
    Maximum Input Variables: 2000
    cURL Enabled: Yes (version 7.73.0)
    OpenSSL: OpenSSL 1.1.1h 22 Sep 2020 (269488271)
    Mcrypt Enabled: No
    Mbstring Enabled: Yes
    Loaded Extensions: Core, date, libxml, openssl, pcre, zlib, filter, hash, pcntl, readline, Reflection, SPL, session, standard, cgi-fcgi, bcmath, calendar, ctype, curl, dom, ftp, gd, imap, json, mbstring, mysqlnd, PDO, Phar, posix, SimpleXML, sockets, sqlite3, tokenizer, xml, xmlwriter, xsl, mysqli, pdo_mysql, pdo_sqlite, wddx, xmlreader

    ### Database Server ###

    Database Management System: MariaDB
    Version: 10.3.27 ?
    Database Character Set: latin1
    Database Collation: latin1_swedish_ci

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by PXMstaff.
    Thread Starter PXMstaff

    (@pxmstaff)

    So far in debug, this is what we get on submit-
    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘{‘, expecting ‘;’ in /wp-content/plugins/gf-minmax-calculation/gravityforms-minmax.php(50) : eval()’d code on line 1

    Plugin Author George Mandis

    (@georgemandis)

    Thanks @pxmstaff. It seems like one of the other GF plugins is mutating the value of the formula in such a way that the eval call here is choking on it:

    https://github.com/snaptortoise/gravity-forms-minmax/blob/b8206c75c85802674a3a0dbaca91602ca47d8aa3/gravityforms-minmax.php#L50

    It might be worth double-checking the formula itself to make sure there isn’t an errant curly bracket in there somewhere.

    The eval approach feels inherently fragile, to me, but I based it on a similarly simple plugin when I wrote this a few years ago: https://github.com/michaeldozark/gravityforms-exponents

    If you can figure out which of the other plugins is injecting content that’s breaking GF Min Max I’d be curious to know. If we can figure out exactly what $value looks like on the line I linked to previously, I might be able to figure out how to update this plugin to accommodate.

    Thanks,
    George Mandis

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