Michael Flynn

So, when you say that the plugin is working, does the admin screen display?

This plugin also requires fopen, all I did was change the php setting to allow php to access fopen. PHP has no power over your server’s programs.

This behavior will result when you’re using PHP v 5.3.0 and earlier, as the include plugin requires features added in PHP 5.4.0. Reminder: the current PHP version is 7.0.18, it may be time to try out a newer version if your server will allow you to update.

In order to continue to use both the Include plugin and php v < 5.4.0 you’ll have to roll back to Include 3.4.41 (https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/include.3.4.41.zip)

I have changed the plugin to have it perform checks for the required PHP version and known php setting conflicts, and display an admin notice instead of erroring and taking down the site it’s running on.

This should resolve the “Breaks the site” aspect of this issue, and I will be marking this issue as resolved.

Ok, give version 4.0.14 a try. It’ll try to change your server setting, and error if it won’t work.

If we can’t change that setting, there’s no change I can make to this plugin to get it working on your server, and you’ll have to revert to v3.4.41 (https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/include.3.4.41.zip)

Let me know how it works, I’m going to set this as resolved.

The issue is that your server config is conflicting with the templating engine this plugin uses. I’m currently working on a patch to try to change that setting via the code, but that’s assuming that your server will allow the code to override it’s setting.

The setting is allow_url_fopen. It’s set to 0. It needs to be set to 1. Can you change the php config on your server?

I just tested this, It’s not happening on my end.

Can you let me know:
– The version of PHP
– The version of WordPress
– Any related PHP errors from the error log

Sorry, I could’ve sworn I resolved this with 4.0.0
I was able to fix the issue when I replicated it.

If you’re still having this issue, please let me know the version of WordPress you’re using, what version of PHP you’re using, if there are any shortcodes inside of the content you’re trying to include, and if it still does this with brand new posts/pages with the content set to “Test” on the included post/page.

Hey, I’d love to help.

This could be caused by several things. It would help me if you could:
* show me the shortcode you’re using
* provide a link to the error occuring

Does the error happen if you create two new pages and include one of them into the other? Or does it only occur on the page you’re having an issue on?

Does the included page use another plugin on it?

Thanks!

I’m sorry for the delay in my response.

Was there any errors returned?
What version of PHP are you running?
What version of WordPress are you running?
Can you provide a link to the error occuring?

Status Update: I have duplicated the issue.

Sorry for the delay, apparently I missed the notification for this.

I will look into this error. Thanks for reporting it.

I wish I had seen this before providing a quote to a client.

Thanks

Sorry for the late response.

This really sounds like a job for the polylang team; as it’s their plugin that is causing the undesired effect. Perhaps asking them if they could add a shortcode you could use to surround chunks of text that shouldn’t be translated would be a good idea.

This is exactly the use case that I wrote the plugin for.

Every post and page in wordpress is given an assigned “ID” by wordpress. You can find it in the url of that post or page when you are editing it, for example: “…/wp-admin/post.php?post=13&action=edit”; where 13 is the post ID.

The code you would use to include this post is:

[include id=13]

I hope this helps you and perhaps persuades you to re-evaluate your review.

Anna,

I’m going to mark this as resolved for now. Please let me know if there were any more issues! Thanks!