mesotu

Hi Jordy,
Here’s what I have for you:

[11-Dec-2016 20:44:53 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function wr2x_is_pro() in /home/xrczctr/public_html/my-domain-here/wp-content/plugins/wp-rocket/inc/front/plugin-compatibility.php on line 168

Looks like there’s a conflict with WP Rocket plugin. I’ve alerted them too and they are aware of this. I think they’re also trying to implement a fix, but might be worth contacting them here: WP Rocket <[email protected]>

Here is their response to me:
They seem to have removed the function wr2x_is_pro() from they code without using the correct deprecate way to do it in WordPress to prevent breaking anything that would depend on it.

We’ll prepare a fix on our side too to improve reliability

Hope this helps ??

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by mesotu.

Hi guys,
Yeah, I think you have a problem on your hands with this one. I updated the plugin last night and, unbeknownst to me, my site turned into the White Screen of Death for about 8 hours. Not a good look for a site that has high traffic and Google ranking. I was fortunately still logged into my WP Dashboard from last night and was able to troubleshoot by turning plugins on/off until I zeroed in on WP Retina 2x. I saw you’d done another update but when I updated to 4.7.3 after the meltdown, I’m still getting the same problem.

As above, my only option is to keep the plugin turned off until this is finally resolved.

Specs: Using WordPress version 4.7, PHP version 5.6, with TagDiv Newspaper theme and WP Rocket caching plugin (and StackPath CDN). Not sure if any of this helps you with your troubleshooting. Looks like Richard above is onto something.

Kind regards

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by mesotu.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by mesotu.

PS: I’ve added this to the .htaccess file near the beginning

RewriteRule .* – [E=noabort:1]

I’ve added this to the wp-config.php file as follows:

define(‘ALTERNATE_WP_CRON’, true);

G’Day Jerry,
Thanks so much for responding. You’ve confirmed my suspicions. I knew it wasn’t going to be an easy walk in the park and would require a pretty significant amount of hacking, chopping, and renaming classes to avoid conflicts. I have a reasonable idea about WordPress php files, but also recognise that it might be more headache than it’s worth.

Thanks for the link. Will have a look.

Cheers mate

Hi Riko,
I figured it out a little while ago and this is precisely what I did. Thanks for taking the time to respond. Cheers