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  • I ran into the same problem. If I can’t get my hosting company to upgrade to PHP 5.3 just yet, how can I revert back to 1.1.6.3.7? Thanks. /Bob DeCloss

    I too get the same error. This worked fine several weeks ago. I deleted the plugin, re-installed it and recently installed the upgrade. However, when I try to activate I get the above exact same message. I’m running wordpress 4.1, not sure what version of PHP (how do I find that out?), and we’re using the Presswork Child theme.

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    Can we remove or delete this thread as it does have some sensitive info about us. Thanks.

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    I found some FTP credentials. I can add you as an Admin user to WP, but I need username, first and last name, and an e-mail address. If you want this, let me know so we can backup our system before you go in and start disabling plugins, etc. /Bob

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    I don’t think I have a test server, but am asking some of my support people. My son has a virtual server and did some testing, but saw that “cagesplus.com” was hardwired in the code so he couldn’t test it with a different theme.

    If I add you as an Admin user to our WP site will that help? I am not sure what you mean by FTP credentials. /Bob

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    Below is a list of all the active and inactive ones we have:

    ACTIVE
    Gravity Forms
    Blog in Blog
    Custom Headers and Footers
    Display Widgets
    Google Analytics by Yoast
    Google XML Sitemaps
    NextGEN Gallery by Photocrati
    PayPal for WooCommerce
    PHP Code for posts
    Plugin Organizer
    Post Types Order
    Remove Widget Titles
    Rich Text Tags, Categories, and Taxonomies
    Simple 301 Redirects
    UberMenu 2 – WordPress Mega Menu Plugin
    Ultimate TinyMCE
    W3 Total Cache
    Widgetize pages Light
    WooCommerce Google Analytics Integration
    WooCommerce – Gravity Forms Product Add-Ons
    WooCommerce
    WooThemes Helper
    WordPress SEO
    WPtouch Pro
    WYSIWYG Widgets / Widget Blocks

    Not Active
    Advanced WP Columns
    Checkout
    Checkout – Guest Checkout
    Checkout – One Click SSL
    JJ NextGen JQuery Slider
    TinyMCE Advanced
    Toggle box
    WooCommerce Checkout Manager
    WooCommerce Checkout Manager Pro

    Thread Starter brdecloss

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    I tried to install a plugin that allowed me to have custom fields on the checkout page. I wanted to ask people where they heard about us. One of the free ones only allowed it to be applied to one product, which was pretty useless. Another free one only allowed two choices. I paid for “WooCommerce Checkout Manager Pro” and it didn’t work either as I can’t figure out how to create a list. So I have disabled them.

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    No. We do have Gravity Forms and woocommerce gravity forms product addons. But we have been using those ever since we installed WooCommerce quite some time ago and PayPal Express has worked up until Oct 2. Thanks for the quick response. /Bob

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    I see there is an update 2.1.4, but the upgrade notices is blank. What are the changes and/or upgrades? Thanks. /Bob

    Thread Starter brdecloss

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    Yes, it seems to be working now that I took out the < code > and < /code >

    Thanks. /Bob

    Thread Starter brdecloss

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    Sorry, the “code” tags still don’t show, even with the [] on the outside. Here it is with ” instead of <>:

    [ Moderator note: It’s the backtick or use the code button when you post. ]

    [testimonialswidget_list category=AZ "/code" meta_key=testimonials-widget-url hide_source=true hide_company=true hide_email=true hide_url=true]
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    Here it is:

    [<p>[testimonialswidget_list category=AZ meta_key=testimonials-widget-url hide_source=true hide_company=true hide_email=true hide_url=true]</p>]

    Like I say, it is working now that I removed the “code” tags. /Bob DeCloss

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    That’s interesting. When did the post, the ... disappears. It was at the beginning, before the “[” and right after the “AZ”, just for your edification. Again, not sure how it got there. At one point I did just copy and paste your shortcode from the above response. I see now that is what happened. At the beginning of your shortcode is and the is at the end. I copied that and did some editing in text mode not html mode and it got fouled up somehow. /Bob DeCloss

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    It seems to be working now. When I looked at the html code there was a ... tag inserted at the beginning and somewhere in the middle of the shortcode. I removed that and it seems to be working. It just shows AZ now in order=asc and when I leave order out, it defaults to desc.

    Here is what I found in the html code:

    [testimonialswidget_list category=AZ meta_key=testimonials-widget-url hide_source=true hide_company=true hide_email=true hide_url=true]

    Not sure how that got there or even what it is. Thanks. /Bob DeCloss

    Thread Starter brdecloss

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    That didn’t seem to work, at least as I thought. Here is my code:

    [testimonialswidget_list tags=AZ meta_key=testimonials-widget-url order=asc hide_source=true hide_company=true hide_email=true hide_url=true]

    This appeared to only select the AZ tags and list them in descending “ids” order. I wanted to select only those tags that match Arizona, for example, and then sort those by city, which is currently stored in the “url” slot. /Bob DeCloss

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