Almazka

Better solution for me in the same conflict

// Fix popup maker tinymce conflict
function remove_pum_shortcode_ui() {
    if ( class_exists( 'PUM_Admin_Shortcode_UI' ) ) {
        remove_action( 'admin_init', array( PUM_Admin_Shortcode_UI::instance(), 'init_editor' ), 20 );
    }
}

add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'remove_pum_shortcode_ui' );

To solve above error, please open file revslider/inc_php/framework/db.class.php and go to line no 29.

You need to replace this code

if(mysql_error()){
	$query = $this->wpdb->last_query;
	$message = $this->wpdb->last_error;

	if($prefix) $message = $prefix.' - <b>'.$message.'</b>';
	if($query) $message .=  '<br>---<br> Query: ' . $query;

	$this->throwError($message);
}

with this one

private function checkForErrors($prefix = ""){
	global $wpdb;
	
	if($wpdb->last_error !== ''){
		$query = $wpdb->last_query;
		$message = $wpdb->last_error;
		
		if($prefix) $message = $prefix.' - <b>'.$message.'</b>';
		if($query) $message .=  '<br>---<br> Query: ' . esc_attr($query);
		
		$this->throwError($message);
	}
}

If we are talking about the SKU Error Fixer plugin, you don’t need to any sku folder, you control the search and removal of unnecessary SKU codes through the interface on the settings page of the plugin. Querying the database the plugin makes itself.

what’s the SKU folder in phpmyadmin? she really needs to be there? Can you show a screenshot?

Jeremiewp, please explain in more detail what you mean by “work as well as the Phpmyadmin method”?