Hesadanza

Looks like it might have been a PHP version problem, unrelated to this plugin.

So now I’m getting the same error when enabling Jetpack, so I think my issue is not connected to the Simple Banner plugin specifically. I will mark this issue as resolved for now.

And now I’ve re-enabled the Simple Banner plugin, and there is no 500 error. This is weird.

I disabled and re-enabled all plugins (except for Simple Banner), and now I don’t get a 500 error when editing a post or page.

Hmm… there might be something more going on here. When I try to edit a post or page, I also get a 500 error. The Simple Banner plugin is disabled.

I had the same problem with this error:

Warning: array_merge(): Argument #2 is not an array in /home/USERNAME/public_html/wp-includes/load.php on line 66

It started when I installed and enabled Wordfence firewall, and added auto_prepend_file to my PHP variables manager. My host is SiteGround so I contacted their support and they switched my PHP version back to 7.0.33, which seemed to fix it, but I pointed out that Wordfence should work on their managed PHP 7.1 (as stated in Wordfence’s documentation). SiteGround escalated the issue to their technical support, who said the problem seemed to be with the load.php file, so they replaced that file with a “clean version,” and the problem seemed to stop. I’m not sure how there was a problem with my load.php file, as I’m on the latest 5.1.1 WordPress. I’m now running PHP 7.1 without any errors, and Wordfence firewall seems to be working too. We’ll see if the problem returns.

SiteGround did not recommend anything with Zend Optimizer or ionCube.

Hi @nahuelmahe,

Thank you so much! I think that will provide better fraud protection for a lot of folks.

I think I may wait for the new release on .org, so I can just update the plugin in WP.

Thanks again!

I would be interested in this feature too, where the user sets the amount for the subscription. Is this relatively easy to add to Direct Stripe?

Thank you.

Thanks for your reply.

Will enabling that rule in Radar add the zip code field automatically to the checkout form? Or is there another way to enable the zip code field without Radar. I noticed that Radar will cost me more per transaction. Other plugins have allowed me to enable the zip code field without enabling Radar.

I tried enabling that rule, but it did not add a zip code field to the form. How do I force the zip code field/validation in the form?

Thanks.

I did not find a solution, and had to change to a different plugin.

Never mind. I just had to move the user-select:none CSS to a different area. Seems to work now.

Any suggestions?

4.1

No. Just running 4.6.1. The errors appear the moment I enable the plugin, and disappear once I disable it. No other problems with any other plugins. Anything specific that I can check?

We just updated the plugin itself, and it now seems to be working. Thanks.