robwent

Ok, it’s down to the method of overriding the output.

We have an rsvpmaker-custom.php file in the wp-content directory. It had error_reporting(0); at the top.

In our case, the issue was that the class event_content is redefined.

In the previous version, rsvpmaker-pluggable.php checks to see if functions are already defined. Those checks have been removed, so redefining them in the custom file breaks a site.

WordPress filters would be a better method of modifying the output.

I’ve just been testing on a local copy, PHP versions 5.6, 7.0, 7.2, 8.0, 8.2.

Debug logging and display is turned on and php error reporting set to max, but I just get the wordpress critical error notice on the frontend and admin and no specific error and no debug file.

There are a number of problems in the utils file, like undefined variables, but nothing I can see that would cause a fatal error.

I’ll update you if I find the issue.

Also getting critical errors after updating. We have always had short_open_tag enabled.

Enabling debugging and logging shows nothing unfortunately.

I think this was likely just a failed update.

I updated again, ran a site scan, and it’s fine. I also don’t see any | on the line in question.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by robwent.

Hi! Thanks for the reply.

I am a developer, but I’m not familiar with that package.

I’ve just read through some examples, and it seems that we would need to load our filter code within the iframe where the current post data isn’t available?

Is it possible to use this to pass information from the parent page to the iframe form?

Wordfence is now reporting this as well CVE: CVE-2024-43919 There’s currently no info there though.

More: YARPP <= 5.30.10 – Missing Authorization (wordfence.com)

That’s awesome.

Confirm it fixes the wpml issue.

Thanks!

I can confirm the plugins updated after the new release.

If you ever change your mind, a PayPal address would do.

Thanks Again!

• This reply was modified 11 months, 3 weeks ago by robwent.

I’ll overwrite them.

Happy to send a donation if you have anywhere to do it!

This is working perfectly for me.

The new download link looks great as well!

That’s awesome. Thanks for letting me know!

Great!

I had a further play around and used EWWW to limit the width of uploaded files to the max I want and then cut out one of my custom images sizes as the ‘original’ becomes the same.

A filter would still be handy though as the thumbnails are needed for the gallery preview, but not that helpful in the download.

I will try and have a stab at it at the weekend!

Regards,

Rob

I’ve just tested with a large sized animated gif with AGR off.

There’s no animated resized versions, but there’s also no static ones either.

With EWWW off and AGR enabled, static thumbs are created. So it’s not working anyway.

Case closed. Thanks for taking a look!

Update: Testing on the live site, animated thumbs are created. exec was disabled for the dev domain.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by robwent.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by robwent.

Looks like it’s there:

enabled: gifsicle
enabled: jpegtran
enabled: optipng
wp-content/ewww permissions: 0755
EWWW\Local::install_paths()
CPU architecture: x86_64
generated paths:
path/wp-content/plugins/ewww-image-optimizer/binaries/jpegtran-linux
path/wp-content/plugins/ewww-image-optimizer/binaries/optipng-linux
path/wp-content/plugins/ewww-image-optimizer/binaries/gifsicle-linux
path/wp-content/plugins/ewww-image-optimizer/binaries/pngquant-linux
path/wp-content/plugins/ewww-image-optimizer/binaries/cwebp-linux
path/wp-content/ewww/jpegtran
path/wp-content/ewww/optipng
path/wp-content/ewww/gifsicle
path/wp-content/ewww/pngquant
path/wp-content/ewww/cwebp
Linux/UNIX style OS, checking permissions
EWWW\Local::check_permissions()
permissions for path/wp-content/ewww/jpegtran: 0755
permissions ok
EWWW\Local::check_permissions()
permissions for path/wp-content/ewww/gifsicle: 0755
permissions ok
EWWW\Local::check_permissions()
permissions for path/wp-content/ewww/optipng: 0755
permissions ok
ewww_image_optimizer_load_editor()
loading image editors: EWWWIO_Imagick_Editor
EWWWIO_GD_Editor
WP_Image_Editor_Imagick
Bbpp_Animated_Gif
WP_Image_Editor_GD
ewww_image_optimizer_bulk_script()
ewww_image_optimizer_tool_script()
ewww_image_optimizer_webp_script()
ewww_image_optimizer_settings_script()
EWWW\Base::content_url()
site/upload url: https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org
site/upload domain: www.goodnewsnetwork.org
upload_url: https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/
ewww_image_optimizer_easy_site_registered()
EWWW\Plugin::notice_utils()
EWWW\Local::exec_check()
EWWW\Local::check_all_tools()
EWWW\Local::check_tool()
EWWW\Local::find_nix_binary()
checking bundled tool
found path/wp-content/ewww/gifsicle, testing…
EWWW\Local::check_integrity()
path/wp-content/ewww/gifsicle: 205abe804d1060375f713d990c45b0285cbc4b56226da1612e9f1d2d2e2c5369
checksum verified, binary is intact
EWWW\Base::mimetype()
testing mimetype: path/wp-content/ewww/gifsicle
7f454c46
ewwwio type: application/x-executable
EWWW\Local::test_binary()
testing case: gifsicle at path/wp-content/ewww/gifsicle
path/wp-content/ewww/gifsicle: LCDF Gifsicle 1.93
optimizer found
using: path/wp-content/ewww/gifsicle
EWWW\Local::check_tool()
EWWW\Local::find_nix_binary()

So I can just disable the other plugin?

Yes!

That’s one I had to fix: https://github.com/robwent/animated-gif-resize

Unfortunatly I might need to keep it as core still doesn’t seem to support it.

I’ll have a look through the code and see what I can do. Odd that the behaviour changes with PHP versions.

Thanks for looking into it!