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@sebastienvercammen please try the new 1.5.2 versione for weForms compatibility.

Hello @sebastienvercammen and thanks for your thorough digging and for the 4 stars.

I am happy that the plugin now works well but obviously I will always be left wondering what happened on your environment. Please let me know if anything else suspicious happens to your website so we can do more debug.

For weForms i will inspect on it and I will give you a feedback. I hope soon.

Hi @sebastienvercammen. I’m sorry for what happened on your site.

However, considering it is probably, as you say, an incompatibility with your system (it is the first time I heard abous this problem) it is better to write it as a support topic and not a 1-star review…so I would be happy to correct it and release with a new plugin version.

For your second issue I will investigate on weForm plugin.
I think it declare shortcodes in some “custom” way, not standard, that is not recognized by Shortcodes Finder. Not really my fault.

Thanks a lot for your great review!

Now it works ??
Thanks @zorem

I suggest to indicate it at least in the changelog.
Although the best choice would surely be to block the installation if the version of WooCommerce is not the required one.

I have an older version of WooCommerce to avoid other plugin compatibility broke. But my version works well with last AST version.
Is it mandatory for the new version?

Sorry, I forgot to release the version with the fix.
Now the 1.5.1 is ready and fixed!

A lot of thanks @rfmcomposer
You are very kind ??

Nice. So, have a good coding!

And don’t forget to leave a rate for plugin ??

Hello @rfmcomposer and thanks for your reporting. Probably I found the error.

If you are familiar with code editing you can open the file /wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-finder/includes/shortcodes-finder-utils.php and substitute this code from line 344:

if (version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '8.0.0') < 0)
	$callback_class = get_class( $callback[0] );

if (!$callback_class)
	$callback_class = $callback[0];

with this one:

if (is_object( $callback[0] ))
	$callback_class = get_class( $callback[0] );
else
	$callback_class = $callback[0];

Can you give me a feedback about the result on your website?
If you cannot edit the file let me know and I will hurry the new version release for you ??

Sorry @jdembowski for double posting, I didn’t see that my message was already sent.

Hi @fidoboy ,
every text between brackets could be a possible shortcode.

– If it is a real shortcode, coming from your plugins or themes, the plugin will find it and gives to you, with all available information about it
– Otherwise it will report you as unused/orphan/non-existent shortcode

WordPress cannot distinguish if the word “[abc]” come from a generic text or from a removed plugin functionality. And no plugin will ever do that.

I hope you will review your unfair vote and I would be very happy to support you if you explain me your needs (next time post it in suppor thread).

…and thanks for your big coffee offered ?

And this is absolutely one of the best review for my plugins.
Put a giant smile also on my face ??