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Hi @charlescormier,
Thanks for your reply. It sounds like maybe you just weren’t doing it correctly? Did you try all the approaches outlined at https://newdevzone.com/posts/wordpress-load-styles-scripts-conditionally-when-block-used ?

Thanks,
Ben

@mschmale and/or @dickyibrohim : My dev team has suggested that this might be an issue with cron running properly, as 1.4.0 is before we introduced asynchronous index that relies on normal execution of cron tasks (usually via wp-cron).

Can you check using a plugin like WP Crontrol if cron is successfully regularly running on your site? If not you may want to try something like WP Cron HTTP Auth to get cron running properly.

If cron is running regularly as WP expects it to be doing, Deduper should be okay —?but if you can verify it’s running and the current version of Deduper still sits at 0%, we have further investigation to do.

Thanks,
Ben

@mschmale and @dickyibrohim — thank you both for letting us know! This is very helpful to bring back to the development team for further investigation.

Hi @dickyibrohim ,

Sorry you had troubles! Particularly interested to know that by downgrading (from 1.5.3 I assume?) that the problem resolved itself. Did you try any other versions between 1.4.0 and 1.5.3?

I’m going to pass this along to our development team for further investigation but any other details you could provide (such as your WP version and/or a list of other plugins you’re running) would be appreciated!

Hi @abitofmind,

We haven’t tested it in combination with that specific plugin, but I would not expect there to be any issues —?that plugin interacts more with WordPress’s URL rewriting system and so shouldn’t conflict with Deduper’s work that relates to file uploading. Of course, if you run into an issue, let us know, but I’d be surprised if there was a direct conflict.

Ben

Hi @abitofmind,

Thanks for flagging this! We’re aware there are some “opportunities for improvement,” shall we say, when it comes to using the Block Editor to upload media. We actually consider this an even higher priority to tackle than your proposed improvements to the more traditional admin message and hope to have a better UX for within the Block Editor in the not-too-distant future (I hope).

Thanks again,
Ben

Hi @abitofmind,

Thanks for this idea for improving Deduper —?it’s definitely a good one!

We’ve made note of it and will try to get it on the roadmap for a future release.

Best,
Ben

@creativeincomeopportunities You’re welcome! Glad you’ve found it useful.

Hey @jettewp — just wondering, are you still having issues?

Hi @vedarmarq,

v1.2.3 released a few months ago should have fixed this issue, can you confirm?

Thanks!

@rscs Thanks! We’ll review and try to get this improved in a forthcoming update.

@arsmith771 Sorry, no, this plugin is exclusively for feeding information from Gravity Forms into EN. Going the other direction would require significant custom development work (which we at @cornershop could do for you if you had budget for such an implementation).

Hey there —?did you ever figure this out? Running into a similar challenge.

@michaelbeil Actually running PHP v7.4.7, but yes, was using GiveWP 2.7.3 and WordPress 5.4.2. I tailed the debug.log while loading the site (which was showing WP’s standard fatal error message) to see the error. Tried re-installing 2.7.3 via wp-cli as I thought maybe a partial/failed update might have been to blame, but the error persisted. Rolling back to 2.7.2 fixed things.

I believe my error was identical:

[03-Aug-2020 15:52:13 UTC] PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught Error: Class 'Give\Container\Container' not found in /home/demo/sites/cdsfc/assets/plugins/give/give.php:144
Stack trace:
#0 /home/demo/sites/cdsfc/assets/plugins/give/give.php(456): Give->__construct()
#1 /home/demo/sites/cdsfc/assets/plugins/give/give.php(468): Give()
#2 /home/demo/sites/cdsfc/wp-settings.php(371): include_once('/home/demo/site...')
#3 /home/demo/sites/cdsfc/wp-config.php(124): require_once('/home/demo/site...')
#4 /home/demo/sites/cdsfc/wp-load.php(37): require_once('/home/demo/site...')
#5 /home/demo/sites/cdsfc/wp-blog-header.php(13): require_once('/home/demo/site...')
#6 /home/demo/sites/cdsfc/index.php(17): require('/home/demo/site...')
#7 {main}
  thrown in /home/demo/sites/cdsfc/assets/plugins/give/give.php on line 144

Same problem here. I think there’s a major bug in 2.7.3.

Easiest way to downgrade, if you have SSH access and WP-CLI, is…

wp plugin install give --version=2.7.2 --force --skip-plugins