Paras Shah

Hello Devs,

Would be great if I can get a reply on this.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Paras Shah.

The error on activation doesn’t appears anymore, but the plugin still gets deactivated automatically as soon as a page is viewed on frontend (logged out) after activating the plugin.

Hi Philip,

Here are the other plugins that I have installed on the site:

1. Admin Columns
2. CloudFlare Flexible SSL
3. Favorites
4. Imagify
5. Jetpack
6. Optimize Database after Deleting Revisions
7. Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin
8. UpdraftPlus
9. WP-PostViews
10. WPForms Lite
11. Yoast SEO

Besides these, I’ve site-specific simple custom plugin that I’ve wrote just for some basic functionality that I needed on that site. The plugin runs only on backend, i.e. there’s no frontend use of the plugin. To check whether this custom plugin is causing the issue or not, I deactivated it, and tried activating WP Roids, but the problem still persists.

Also, it would be awesome if the plugin had sort of a “Purge Cache” link instead of having to deactivate and reactivate it again just for purging the cache.

One thing that I forgot to tell you is, the site has SSL installed, and hence running on https.

So, is this the issue?

1. I’ve PHP error logs on, but there was no entry related to plugin in the file (I can confidently say this because I know a bit of PHP and have been tinkering around with WP from the past 2 years)

2. Yes, the rewrite rules by the plugin is present. However, since when I click on “Activate”, it shows the error and gets deactivated, when I click on “activate” again, the same happens, the rules gets repeated, I mean if I click on activate twice, there are 2 blocks of same rewrite rules one after the other.

What I tried:

1. Deleted all those rewrite rules of the plugin (the plugin was already automatically deactivated as I said).
2. Checked the php error logs, no errors found about the plugin.
3. Tried activating the plugin again after removing those rewrite rules of the plugin, but still encountering the same error.

Hello Emre Vona,

What if I keep off the minification options of WP Fastest Cache and use Cloudflare’s optimization feature instead?

Both are minifying the files, right?

So, wouldn’t this benefit me since my server resources aren’t used for file minification which are instead directly minified by Cloudflare and sent?

Same is with me. Just tried out the plugin today, and the function the_clear_favorites button(); is outputting the Clear Favorites button, but nothing’s happening when we click on it.

After clicking the Clear Favorites button and reloading the page, the Favorites are still there.

I know this post shouldn’t be here, but, I now want to remove my site URL from my original post, but I’m unable to edit the post since 60 minutes has already passed. Is there any way you can edit and remove the URL from there?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Paras Shah.

@mohammed_kaludi Awesome! Works perfect now. Thanks a lot! Definitely a 5 star rating from me for the amazing plugin and super-quick heroic support.

Hello @mohammed_kaludi,

Thanks for pushing out a quick update. I updated the plugin, cleared the cache, but the problem still appears to be the same.

Would be great if you can have a quick look at the URL that I’ve posted above. It’s showing 404 for /amp/ while the ?amp is working fine as before.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Paras Shah.

Oops! Don’t know how I missed that, but yeah, Elementor already has that!

It really has an upper edge as compared to other Page Builders even in beta stage. Can’t wait to see what it brings in future releases ??

Wow. You guys are really awesome. Patch release was really super quick! And yes, it’s working fine now.

Okay, this is solved. The error comes in PHP v7.0. When switched back to v5.6, it worked fine. If this info helps you in any way ??

Thanks for this awesome plugin!

This error comes in PHP v7.0. When switched to v5.6, it worked fine. If this info helps you in any way ??

Thanks for this awesome plugin!