Brianna Deleasa

I’m having the same issue with version 3.9.4 on my end. “Easy Testimonials Cycle” widget doesn’t output anything anymore.

Same issue happened to me on a client’s website today. Entire wp-config was wiped out and the last log entry before I brought the site back up was about the keys being updated.

Thanks @anthonybarro same with me, ACF was the issue on my end too. Updated to the latest version (5.9.3) and I’m all set now. ??

Any updates here yet? I’m having the same issue as well. The plugin was working previously, so I’m not sure what went wrong.

PHP Version: 7.1.23
WordPress: 4.9.8
WooCommerce: 3.5.1
NMI Gateway for WooCommerce: 1.5.11

I’ve also tested the plugin on various PHP version (7.2, 7.0, 5.6) and tested with all other plugins and themes disabled except for NMI and WordPress and the issue persisted throughout all tests.

Hi Faustino! I’m not able to replicate this issue on my end using a clean WordPress install and the latest version of this plugin. Are you using the latest version of this plugin? If so, are you able to give any more information as to which WordPress version you’re running, what plugins you have installed, your server configuration, etc?

Hi Pat! Thanks for the help in debugging this! ?? I was able to replicate the issue, and it dwindled down to the bundled version of CMB2 needing to be updated to the latest version to fix some PHP7 issues.

The latest version of the plugin has the updated version of CMB2, and was tested up to PHP 7.2.6.

Hi ellayafa!

Thanks for reporting this! It’s actually a different warning than the others reported previously (which were fixed in previous updates).

Can you please install the latest version of the plugin and let me know if the warning is resolved on your end? Thank you!

Thank you for the suggestion! This is now present in the latest version of the plugin.

Hi Tibor! I’m very happy to hear you’ve found the plugin useful! ??

I’m not sure exactly which set of random images you need to retrieve, but there are some template tags in the includes/template-tags.php file that allow you to retrieve a random thumbnail anywhere in a plugin/theme:

1. wprpt_get_random_image() – Retrieves 1 random image out of ALL images uploaded through ALL tabs of the admin area.
2. wprpt_get_global_images() – Retrieves 1 random image out of the images uploaded through the Global Options tab.
3. wprpt_get_post_type_images( $post_type ) – Retrieves 1 random image out of the images uploaded through the Post Type Options tab, based on the specific post type passed in.
4. wprpt_get_taxonomy_term_images( $taxonomy, $term_obj ) – Retrieves 1 random image out of the images uploaded through the Taxonomy Options tab, based on the taxonomy slug and term ID passed in.

These functions return a PHP array of information about the random image, including the attachment ID. You’ll be able to grab whatever WordPress generated image size and metadata you need using the WordPress wp_get_attachment_* template functions.

I hope this helps! ??

I’m so happy you found the plugin useful! Thanks so much for taking the time to let me know!

Great, I’m glad to hear that! Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you come across any other issues as you’re finishing up the website.

Hello again!

What version of Layouts are you currently running? I’d like to verify I’m working with the same version on my end.

Also, could you please update to the latest version of this plugin and let me know if the issue is resolved on your end? I recently made some changes to ensure that my plugin only includes CMB2 if it’s not already being included by another plugin (like the official CMB2 plugin from the WP repository, or another plugin).

Hello there!

I have the plugin installed with the latest version of WordPress (4.8.2) and I’m not experiencing any issues.

Can you please give me some additional information about your current WordPress install? What plugins you have installed, what theme you are using, what version of PHP you are running, and any other anything else that you think can be helpful. Otherwise, I won’t be able to debug your issue since the plugin seems to be working on my end.

Hello there, and thank you very much for debugging your issue so thoroughly. I really appreciate it, it’s definitely going to help me. I’m going to try and replicate this on my end and work to resolve the issue. I’ll try and update you as soon as possible!

Thank you for your insight, I appreciate it! I’ll definitely revisit the plugin description to make sure it’s clear as to what the plugin will help users accomplish. ??