• Resolved mojamba

    (@mojamba)


    I am getting a fatal PHP error since upgrading from 4.9.0 to 4.9.1. I reverted back to 4.9.0 and confirm the error is gone. From my error log file:

    PHP Fatal error: Composer detected issues in your platform: Your Composer dependencies require a PHP version “>= 8.0.2”. You are running 7.4.33. in /home/…/wp-content/plugins/wp-mailinglist/vendor/composer/platform_check.php on line 24

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  • Plugin Author Tribulant Software

    (@contrid)

    Hi @mojamba,

    I can see that you’re using the paid version of our plugin and we usually receive such support requests on our website while this is for our free version. It’s better to post on our website so that you can go through our troubleshooting list.

    We tried to replicate this in both versions but are unable to so we’re thinking that it might be a plugin incompatibility. Can you disable all your plugins apart from ours and see if that resolves it. If yes, enable plugins one by one to see which one causes that. If not, we’ll need access to your website. In that case, make sure to submit a ticket on our website so that your credentials remain private.

    Thread Starter mojamba

    (@mojamba)

    Actually, I use the paid version on two sites and the free version on a third. The paid version is on a server already upgraded to PHP8+ but the free version is still on PHP 7+ If you see the error message I included it is quite clearly your script not an incompatibility with another plugin. Did you try to verify on a user environment of PHP 7.x? If not, of course you will not replicate the error.

    Plugin Author Tribulant Software

    (@contrid)

    We did actually with PHP 7.4 and 7.2. And, the error you shared in your first message has a path showing wp-mailinglist, which is our paid version. We’re here to help and fix this but as mentioned, we’ll need you to follow the steps so that we can determine the issue and have access.

    The free version has a different folder name.

    Moderator Jan Dembowski

    (@jdembowski)

    Forum Moderator and Brute Squad

    Actually, I use the paid version on two sites and the free version on a third.

    That’s tricky as the developer cannot and must not support customers on this site. Doing so can get them into real trouble here.

    the error you shared in your first message has a path showing wp-mailinglist, which is our paid version.

    Yeah, @contrid send the user to your site for support. You can’t support them on this site as you know.

    @mojamba For pro or commercial product support please contact the developer directly on their site. This includes any pre-sales topics as well and this topic too.

    Seriously, don’t continue this topic here. Go to their site as they will get into trouble here if they continue.

    https://tribulant.com/forums/

    As the developer is aware, commercial products are not supported in these forums. I am sure they will have no problem supporting you there.

    Plugin Author Tribulant Software

    (@contrid)

    Thanks @jdembowski ?? – We’ll definitely be waiting for his ticket there to support him.

    Link is https://tribulant.com/support/

    Thread Starter mojamba

    (@mojamba)

    That’s really strange because the site I am having a problem with is not using the paid version. Or, perhaps I uploaded a copy of the paid version without realizing it but am still able to use that version in free mode? Now I am a bit confused. So, I am not sure if I can/should post a ticket with Tribulant in this situation or not (because my paid sites are not having a problem).

    Plugin Author Tribulant Software

    (@contrid)

    We always suggest for free and paid to contact us on our tribulant.com/support/ either way. We can request access and fix issues quicker. We don’t limit our support site to only paid. You’re welcome there anytime.

    Plugin Author Tribulant Software

    (@contrid)

    Hi @mojamba – I would like to let you know that we are still waiting for your ticket on our website, in order to assist you with this.

    Thread Starter mojamba

    (@mojamba)

    Sorry, I was a bit busy and since I had downgraded to the previous version the problem went away. To double-check before opening a ticket I just upgraded (now to 4.9.2) and the problem no longer exists. So, I don’t know if it was a change you made in the latest update or something else, but it seems like things are OK now.

    Plugin Author Tribulant Software

    (@contrid)

    I’m glad to hear that! Thanks for the update :)!

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