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Ugh. I hate gutenberg so much. So glad only one of my clients use it. What a pain in the ass

Simple fix.. on that line, change
$codes = ”;
to
$codes = array();

Saw this too.

on line 324 you can make it

if(is_array($atts)){
		foreach( $atts as $slug => $att )
		{
			if( in_array($att, $dont_detect) ) continue;
			$content = str_replace($replace_front . $slug . $replace_back, $atts[$slug], $content);
		}
	}

Same.

I haven’t looked into it much, but it’s definitely something inside the wp247-body-classes-admin.php or the settings-api file. I commented the admin code out and it’s working fine for now. I’ve already set my settings so I don’t need to get into that now.. but definitely recommend you look into that.

Thanks

Thanks. I will see if I can come up with a good solution to make it output fully compliant tags.

Yes, but due to the way Formidable creates the output, it wasn’t a viable solution to do it that way. From my testing, it still worked correctly though.

Were you having an issue? If so, please let me know what your browser and version is so I can look into it.. thanks!

Just thought I would say, I have to agree with Mike. There are options.. you are not stuck with X processor, and it is possible to use Stripe with this..

All of your complaints should be directed toward Simplify.. it has nothing to do with WooCommerce.

If you don’t like it… build it yourself. I’ve installed WooCommerce on several sites and I’ve never once thought about signing up for Simplify. That’s on you.

its not my server.

Not possible with our server set up at this time. I was able to change the version and plugin name so it won’t update. It works as-is fine before the update, so no need to upgrade it.

Unfortunately, most people probably don’t read your blog, twitter or website.

I have no idea.. but I just took your plugin and changed the name and version so it so it won’t update anymore. So that works.. but not everyone has the option to upgrade PHP versions.. you should consider doing a php 5.3 version separately or have version checks in it that offer different or similar functionality.

How come there is no mention of a PHP requirement in the changelog?

You get what you pay for.

I’m managing a site with several languages in it and it has been a nightmare. Sure, it’s free.. but it’s not worth it in the long run. We are moving away to a paid plugin soon.

Also affects IE

I got this as well. However manually activating it by going to the plugin list does work. Just not when you activate it right after the install