Daniel Hendricks

Oh no! I just noticed that you were purchased by WP Engine. ??

Are they planning on shutting you down as they did with Array Themes?

I am not the author. Your theme (possibly host, but likely the theme) is messing with you. (I am not a nice person, though you seem nice.)

This plugin is boolean. It is awesome, else there is something terrible about a situation.

+1 was thinking the same

• You might name the constant something like COMMONWP_MINIFY for some consistency with WP constants. Not a big deal.
• Just an idea: It might be nice to check for the commonWP constant in addition to a generic constant of some sort that other plugin authors might share. As an example, the Amazon Web Services plugin checks for the existence of either DBI_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY or AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY. Perhaps like COMMONWP_MINIFY and JSDELIVR_MINIFY … (or something else reasonable, unique, yet generic)

(PS, don’t forget to give it a 5-star rating folks!)

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Daniel Hendricks.

As an experiment, you could try using a different plugin to maybe/possibly help troubleshoot the cause. Note that I prefer Safe SVG uber alles and would switch back – I’m just trying to come up with ideas to narrow down the culprit.

Though, as Daryll mentioned, I have a feeling that it may be prudent and maximize compatibility to use a filter.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Daniel Hendricks. Reason: Added note re: Daryll's suggestion

I would suspect that WordPress is adding it, but I am not an expert. When you view source on an SVG upload from the media library link, does it have the <?xml tag? Do you have PHP short tags enabled (I assume not)? Is it feasible to modify WordPress image fetching functions (for SVG files) with file_get_contents() (or similar) instead? I’m just spit-balling… Is this hosted with a shared provider, or your own environment? (thinking maybe they have something in place to add the tag where absent, though that would be odd)

^By the way, the above wasn’t necessarily meant to be good advice, but rather a possible easy solution.

EDIT: One that note, I see no img+svg tags in the page markup. 0_o

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Daniel Hendricks. Reason: I wanted to

Though I am obviously a WordPress fan (and also of Safe SVG!), WP themes are notoriously bad for SVG support. Daryll is right. I’m not sure of your CSS comfort, but a cheap CSS trick that you can try:

img[src$=".svg"] { width: 100%; height: auto; }

If the theme author is a wanker (and assuming he/she didn’t *inline style* [the horror] for inappropriate reasons, this might work but may come with consequences. Else move the above to the footer, if supported. YMMV.

img[src$=".svg"] { width: 100% !important; height: auto !important; }

I don’t know why ma.tt still has a war on SVG. Yeah, I’ve heard the argument. It is complete rubbish.

(apologies if www.ads-software.com.com completely mangles the markup… Ironically, no Preview Post)

Do be fair, CF7 is just one plugin and this WP GDPR Compliance is only 5 months old. The author seems genuine, and it is free.

Has it ever worked for you before? If I was to make a stab in the dark, I’m wondering if another plugin is using the Sanitizer class and perhaps it is out-of-date.

I’ve had this issue with plugins that autoload dependencies. Let’s say 2 plugins require a piece of code, but one author hasn’t updated it in ages. Eventually there are deprecation issues galore.

That’s just a theory, though. The only way to know for sure would be a find+replace and disable other plugins, reactivating them one at a time to see if one collides.

This issue went away for me when I increased my max_execution_time to 300 and my memory_limit from 128M to 256M. (I’m using it on a huge multisite install)

Thank you for the response.

In case anyone stumbles across this post, here is the GitHub link:
https://github.com/BracketSpace/Advanced-Cron-Manager

Daniel

I ended up hacking a fix for this by overriding with output buffering. If someone has a better fix, please advise.

Thank you,
Daniel

A depreciation notice won’t cause issues on the … backend

It floods the logs, and I don’t want to turn them all off because I want to know where I can fix things.

PHP recommends using anonymous functions

I’ll close this. You answered my question.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Daniel Hendricks. Reason: Fixed blockquote

We’re running 5.8.1.3, and I notice them in Error Log Monitor.

I don’t see any SVGs linked on that page.

Are you getting any browser console errors? (If you don’t know what that means, let me know which web browser you are using – Internet Exploder, Chrome, Firefox, etc – and I can add assistance.)