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Hi @mredodos. Are you talking about adding a post in the WordPress admin? Regular users can’t add posts to your site, they would need to be Administrators or Contributors to do that.

If you’re trying to hide the WP Fusion meta box from certain user roles, let me know and we can help you with that.

Hi @pradeep21,

That error is caused by running PHP 5.5 or lower. PHP 5.5 reached end of life over two years ago, which means it poses a security risk to continue using it. I’d highly recommend updating your site to PHP 7.0 or higher. Those versions are also over twice as fast as the version you’re running now.

If that’s not possible, we’ll also have an update out sometime in the next couple of days that fixes this error in older PHP versions.

Gracias @edwarjavier!

No worries, that’s what I’m here for :). Good luck!

Hi @tdkwon,

That message isn’t related to WP Fusion, it’s probably some other plugin on your site. Regardless, it’s just a “notice”, it doesn’t affect functionality.

Do you get any output messages after clicking Test Connection? Often the caches need to be cleared in Mautic after you’ve first enabled the API, but WP Fusion should detect if this is needed and give you a message with instructions.

Hi @cuongtalentccc. Flexie is one of our newer integrations and we haven’t had time yet to create a video for it. But WP Fusion will also walk you through the setup from within the plugin.

Just select Flexie from the CRM dropdown. Then you’ll see a message

Before attempting to connect to Flexie, you’ll first need to enable API access. You can do this by going to the configuration screen, and selecting API Settings. Turn both API Enabled and Enable Basic HTTP Auth to On.

Then there are two inputs, one for the URL to your Flexie account, and the second for your API Key. You can find your API key in the account settings sidebar under API settings.

Once you’ve entered your URL and API Key, click Test Connection and you’re good to go!

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Hey @taewoo, did you make any progress on this after we chatted?

Hey @danieliser. Yeah we can add that. Can you send in a feature request ticket at https://fatalerrornotify.com/support/contact/ so we can track the request?

Thanks! I’ll give that a try.

Thanks for your review!

This plugin has saved me so many times, on so many sites. Unfortunately it’s one of those things where many people don’t actually realize how often their site is breaking, so they think “My site is working fine, why do I need this?”

Glad someone gets it ??

And thanks for your purchase!

Thanks, Frank. That led me down an interesting rabbit hole….

Eventually found some code in a plugin that only runs on the home page, which had an ob_get_clean(); without an ob_start(); Added that in, and problem solved!

Jack

Closing this

Hey madz00m,

Sure! I’ve just committed v1.2, with a filter for the notifications. See https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/fatal-error-notify/#faq for more info.

We’re working on a more granular control for a future release, where you can exclude errors by plugin / directory, and pause / unpause them via the WP admin. That will likely be released in the Pro version.