stephan22

Hi again Chouby,

Good news, I figured out the problem. I decided to check to see if the PLL_OLT_Manager Class was actually in the includes directory of my Polylang code. And guess what… it wasn’t. If fact, several Polylang directories were missing, as well as directories in other plugins. I’m not sure why, but when I uploaded my WordPress site to my web host, some directories were skipped over by my FTP client (Filezilla). This is the first time I’ve ever experienced this phenomenon.

In any case, I want to thank you for your message and for your plug-in.

Best,
Stephan

Hello again Chouby,

I have been able to determine that in fact my PHP version is 5.3.29, so still not a problem.

My webhost as also indicated that the SPL is enabled: see tagtom.com/info.php for all the info about PHP. Does the specific PLL_OLT_Manager Class have to be enabled/installed?

Not sure if it will help, but I also found this link about a problem encountered with Polylang and the PLL_OLT_Manager Class:
https://github.com/cemc/cscircles-wp-content/blob/master/plugins/polylang/include/olt-manager.php

Thanks in advance,

Stephan

Hello Chouby,

Thanks for your quick reply. I checked my PHP version : it’s 5.5.10, so it shouldn’t be a problem.

Where should the SPL php extension be? I searched it and found that the webhost needs to activate/install it. But should it (also) be in my WP code? Sorry if the question is silly, I’m a PHP newbie.

Also: I’m a bit wary of reinstalling Polylang, because I get a warning that “related data will also be deleted”. I don’t want to lose all my translations…

Best,

Stephan