Nathan24

Managed to fix this error by removing the address data for the subscribers in MailChimp. For these subscribers, only their zip code was saved and not their full address. By removing the zip code, everything worked. So, it was some kind of weird issue on MailChimp.

I have it working better with lazy load enabled and javascript deferred, but that only works for people who aren’t logged in. With the plugin disabled, all problems with load times disappear.

That’s all very good, except that our host continually suspends our account because of detected malware. It does not seem you have thought through the consequences of using obfuscated code. Also, if we are not able to view the code ourselves, that is a massive security problem for any organization as you are publishing a plugin that deliberately frustrates security audits.

Thanks for your help!

1. It’s a single-site WordPress
2. I’m just seeing it in the log file. Haven’t been able to pinpoint where it’s showing up.

So the problem has been fixed?

Same issue here:

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class ‘lgp_core’ not found in /home/xxxxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/content-links/assets/cron.php:275

And:

WordPress database error Table ‘xxx.wp_lgp_crons’ doesn’t exist for query SELECT * FROM wp_lgp_crons

Had to roll back to the previous version.

First of all, this plugin is great! Once it works, it works like magic. The problem is getting it to work… ??

The key I think to getting this to work is to install the wordpress database in the same database table as your phpbb database. Before I did that, the plugin refused to work correctly (it did work intermittently for some reason). After I did that, the plugin works great.

For the record, I do not have the phpbb3 users widget activated. I also have wordpress installed in a subdirectory of my phpbb forum. Despite this, the plugin is working 100% for me.