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Did the same to me. The error is:

PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method PIGPR_Group::apply_filters() in D:\home\site\wwwroot\wp-content\plugins\plugin-grouper\classes\group.php on line 431

Since ‘apply_filters()’ is not a local function, I’ve temp fixed mine by..
changing line 431 from :
‘color’ => $this->apply_filters( ‘plugin_group_default_color’, $this->default_color ),

To:
‘color’ => apply_filters( ‘plugin_group_default_color’, $this->default_color ),

I applied that patch and I am getting this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘=’, expecting ‘)’

Hi,

You might look into a plugin conflict here.

I just tried this plugin on a local install with just 3 other plugins active and everything works fine.

So you might trouble shoot to see if there is a plugin conflict.

You are correct I installed it on another site and it works perfectly! How do you find the plugin conflict and resolve one?

There a couple ways, depending on you’re skill level.

1. Typically one would disable every plugin 1 by 1 and test the area you have an issue with until the issue is gone and you know what plugin you deactivated at the time the issue/conflict left.
– I hate that method, because I run a lot of plugins and that can be tedious.

2. The easiest do it yourself way, but doesn’t always reveal the issue is to open up the developer console and check for any errors from your web browser.
– In Mac/Firefox “Command + Option + K” will open up that browser tool.
– In Mac/Google Chrome “Command + Option + J” will open up that browser tool.
– Here is a screenshot of what that looks like and what to look for
@ https://take.ms/5loQg
– If you don’t see any errors when you still have the issue then you have to do step 1.

3. If you don’t see any errors, the next easiest way, but requires tweaking your WordPress core file is to turn on debug mode then view your site and hopefully you will see a coding errors that shows the issue and where.
– Here’s how to turn on debug mode
@ https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WP_DEBUG

4. You could email me a login or the list of plugins you’re running (if it is not too big a list) and I can check it out for you.

What is the easiest way to generate an installed plugin list?

Using the Simple System Status plugin
@ https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-system-status/

Here’s a screenshot of the data to get (which it automatically does)
@ https://take.ms/ncydw

You can send me a link of that report, email me it, or copy paste the list of plugins into this thread.

This is what I have done. One the site that the plugin works I eliminated all of the common plugins between it and the site that it’s not working on. Here are the additional plugins that are installed and activated on the site that is not working. That sounds complicated lol.

The list as they appear in the plugin manager:
Arconix FAQ
Disqus Comment System
Easy Updates Manager
Enable Media Replace
Floating Social Bar
Google Analytics by Yoast
Google Pagespeed Insights
Hide YouTube Related Videos
ImageInject
MailChimp Forms by MailMunch
Master Slider
NextScripts: Social Networks Auto-Poster
NIX Gravatar Cache
P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler)
Page Builder by SiteOrigin
Plugins Speed Test
PlugIntel
Quick Featured Images
Require Featured Image
Scripts-To-Footer
Simple Share Buttons Adder
SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle
Speed Booster Pack
The Events Calendar
Ultimate Addons for SiteOrigin
Widgets for SiteOrigin
WP First Letter Avatar
WP Media Category Management
WP Performance Score Booster
WP-Optimize
WPFront User Role Editor

Hey, no problem. I understand.

3 Things.

1. Off the cuff it probably is one of these plugins because they run processes on the plugin page itself.
@ Plugins Speed Test
@ PlugIntel (Plugin Intelligence)
@ P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) (but I doubt it is this one.)
@ Easy Updates Manager (but I doubt it is this one.)

2. As a note, maybe you can get rid of the PluginIntel if you are using this plugin we are trying to get to work – Plugin Manager?

If those steps don’t work then…

3. Can you use this plugin to create archives of those plugins and send them to me? Or some other method?
@ https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/plugin-grabber/

And just email me them? Meet me half way with that and I will test the issue out for you locally and let you know what the deal it.
– Yo don’t need to send me Master Slider if it is the Pro version – I have it.

@ Easy Updates Manager (but I doubt it is this one.)

I agree with you. Easy Updates Manager (which I created) shouldn’t be causing this issue, although, I could be mistaken.

I would try disabling all the plugins to see if it then works. Sometimes the plugins you least expect are the plugins that are causing the problem.

UPDATE:

I tested the plugins I listed and didn’t find the issue.

I tested the following the Plugin Manager:
@ Plugins Speed Test
@ PlugIntel (Plugin Intelligence)
@ P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler)
@ Easy Updates Manager

So, if you have a nothing special about your WordPress set up, it may be a different plugin.

(NOTE: see previous comments.)

@matthew, thanks for making an appearance ??

I will send you the plugin grabber results tomorrow. I don’t have any paid plugins installed and I think my WordPress install is just basic.

The file is uploading. You can download it from my dropbox at the below link. Once you download it I will delete it.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hkv59bshs2bncc5/ALL.zip?dl=0

Thanks. I downloaded it and will test it out later today. You can delete the uploaded.

Oh My GOD!!!!

I didn’t know the developing version was updated as a current version… ;?;

I am gonna fix this problem asap you guys.

Sorry for your inconvenience.