Ralf Weber

Updated version 3.4.5.3 ist out now should fix the issue.

Updated version 3.4.5.3 ist out now should fix the issue.

Hi @allarmark

This error is the same as here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/critical-error-in-combination-with-wpml/

The update is currently being tested and will be released promptly if no errors are found in the update.

I am marking this case as solved because merging is not possible here and please report anything else in the existing case.

@foxcom

All right. I’ll try to reproduce the error. Can I get in touch if I have any questions or need further details?

It was a “hard birth”, but in the end everything turned out well. I learned a lot in the process and can only thank you for your patience. ??

I hope I have found and fixed all the errors in advance this time so that version 3.4.5.2 works without any errors.
I tested as described above with the current WordPress version, the standard theme and activated debug mode. In all PHP versions tested (7.4, 8.1, 8.2 and 8.3) no errors or warnings appeared in the PHP log file.
I pray that I haven’t overlooked anything this time.

Hello @foxcom ,
I’m obviously sorry about the problems, but as you yourself have discovered, this is just a hobby. And threatening to get a lawyer isn’t helpful either. I’m testing the plugin with a standard installation of WordPress with different PHP versions. But I have to admit that I forgot the test page that calls the function without an argument variable. I’m only human and I don’t get paid for maintaining the plugin, which I do in my free time. I try to help with problems as quickly as possible and am very grateful to users like @jamminjames or @rweigmann who give me constructive support.

Can you tell me how you use CryptX here? In the template with the encryptx function, as a shortcode in the Gutenberg editor or just a “normal” email address somewhere in the text? I’m trying to recreate it right now.

The “encryptx” template function has been revised so that it accepts arguments again, as in previous versions.

When used in the template using the “encryptx” function, it is now possible to use square brackets for the values. For example: $args = array( ‘alt_linktext’ => ‘[ click here ]’, ‘opt_linktext’ => 1 );

When calling the shortcode directly with arguments containing square brackets in the values, this is not possible due to limitations of WordPress itself and can lead to unpredictable errors.

I hope I was able to restore functionality with version 3.4.5 and that I have not introduced any new problems.

I am looking forward to your feedback ??.

Kind regards
Ralf

You are of course right and it was a mistake on my part. I will correct the function as soon as possible so that the old behavior and calling works again. I can only apologize.

Hi.

Should be fixed in version 3.4.4.

Hi @rweigmann ,
can you provide some more details? The version of your WordPress? And the whole error message (Please mask all path information above the WordPress directory).

Thanks and kind regards,
Ralf

Thank you for the feedback and your help to fix the bug ??

I think I found my error and fixed it in version 3.4.3. I would like to thank you for your great support in troubleshooting ?? and for your patience with me.
If the error is not fixed after all… Round 2 of the code review ??

Ahhh, okay. That helps me. ??
Give me a little time…….