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I just cleared the options for each site to fix existing sites – I patched the code in the plugin to not update the option (in the add_network function) – I can look up the code if need be.

I restored to the previous version. And recommend that @aradianaturals do the same for the time being.

For your convenience – https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/wp-e-commerce.3.12.4.zip

I lost a site on GoDaddy Managed WordPress (5.4.42) – I know it sucks.

But the problem appears to be that this syntax
$this->helpers::is_gateway_setup( ‘braintree-credit-cards’ )

isn’t legit in 5.4.42

Basically your use of [] for arrays is breaking sites hosted with earlier versions of php 5 – please either check for php7 or lower the php compatibility level.

Web hosts (hostgator, cough) suck at upgrading their PHP and we really don’t have the ability to change this.

Thanks for the prompt attention to this matter. I look forward to not seeing this error after I upgrade.

Thanks for prompt and gracious response.

I fully support getting sites bumped to the latest PHP(we had our own issues trying to use DateTIme just requiring 5.3+) but sadly we live in a world of lazy ISPs.

I understand where you are coming from. But given that WordPress doesn’t yet require 5.4 or greater, please consider at least add a note to the readme indicating the version requirement.

If only I was taking about one site, we are deploying your plugin on over 200 sites on different hosts. Until WordPress actually requires 5.4+ using syntax from future releases without also confirming that the plugin is compatible with the installed php versions and dumping a site with a fatal seems a little aggressive.

Thanks. That was one of my suspicions but a scan with sucuri didn’t reveal anything.

Thanks for updating the thread.

Can you share your solution just in case someone else has similar issues in the future?

Is the wp-content issue limited to just this subsite or all subsites ?

I am using the fire() function but the ouibounce object isn’t within my scope. (using var _ouibounce = …..; within your jQuery function limits the scope).

Once I remove the var preface, then the object is within the global scope and I can then use the api.

I’ll see if I can cobble up an example how it might work and pass that along.

See my response in the duplicate thread.

It doesn’t help that the FAQ code is out of date based on a review of the code. The following code addresses the correct class name and option name:

if ( class_exists( 'Astoundify_Job_Manager_Apply_GF' ) ) :
	echo do_shortcode( '[gravityform id="' . get_option( 'job_manager_job_apply' ) . '" title="false" ajax="true"]' );

Thanks for sharing your experience.

The error is only triggered under specific circumstances that call the function in question.

The bug has been corrected in 3.0.1.

Sorry to say – found another error in admin-edit.js [same problem]

Here is the part of the code I replaced:

jQuery.fn.cpt_onomy_remove_from_quick_edit_checklist = function( $term_ids, $include ) {

	if ( typeof $include === 'undefined' ) { $include = false; }

	jQuery( this ).children( 'li' ).each( function() {

		// retrieve item info
		var $list_item = jQuery( this );
		var $list_item_id = parseInt( $list_item.attr( 'id' ).match( /[0-9]+/ ) );

		// remove item
		// if $include is true, we're removing everything NOT in $term_ids
		// otherwise, remove if in $term_ids
		if ( ( $include && jQuery.inArray( $list_item_id, $term_ids ) == -1 )
			|| ( ! $include && jQuery.inArray( $list_item_id, $term_ids ) > -1 ) )
			$list_item.remove();

	});
}