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Ok, found the problem.

Was a call to set_transient within a _destruct method of a class in my plugin.

Anyhow it’s strange that this error only came up if you suppress errors!?

Thanks for your effort!

Yes, you’re right but I have no idea why this error came up. I don’t use the cache in this part.

I though using try-catch would do the same in this particular case

try{
		return wp_mail( $recipient, $subject, $body, $headers, $attachments );
	} catch ( Exception $e) {
		return false;
	}

I would solve that problem if I know were to start from ??

Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in wp-includes/cache.php on line 113 (wp 3.6.1)

I guess this error is not directly related to one of the plugins however removing the at sign doesn’t throw that error.

You may can use a try-catch block to handle errors

I’m referring to the MyMail Newsletter Plugin

The plugin was made to extend existing forms and give them an option (checkbox) to subscriber users to the newsletter.

If you would like to make a form only for newsletter subscriptions you should use the built in form.

If you like to get help with creating just an email field please open a ticket and I’ll help you.

I can’t repeat the JS error you have. Do you have other plugins that may cause the conflict?

@winkchris can you give a little bit more info? Which versions do you use?

Can’t repeat that problem.

I assume you actually have lists? (Newsletter => Lists)

Sorry for the delay! I didn’t get a notification on this ??

Maybe it has something to do with the mp6 plugin (which is beta)

an you disable it and recheck?
Thanks!

You can also get the id with id():
var ed_id = wp.media.editor.id();

I guess this is more future proof

Seems RC1 solved that problem ??

Topic can be closed

But it’s still in the global $wp_scripts and loaded with load-scripts.php

Maybe cause of jQuery UI 1.9.1