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Thank you.

If I may, I think you’ve 3 possibilities.

The first one is using a javascript encryption tool witch is certainly simpler to implement in your plugin. But on the other hand javascript encryption has a controversial reputation because it’s less secure than other solution
The second possibility is to implement something using pgp witch is installed by default with all Linux distro and all Unix BSD distro and can even by installed on a Windows server. PGP is very efficient but on the other hand it’s more complicated to implement.Take a look to that
The third possibility is using mcrypt and the php binding php-mcrypt.

Regards

@ iThemes Support – How can I do a plugin conflict checking ?

I’ve got the same issue

After disabling the plugin, the error 500 are gone

My meta description was 180 characters length and not displayed by Google.

I reduced it to the max 156 characters and two days later Google displayed it again.

I’m not 100% sure its the solution to the problem but in the meantime, I changed nothing else

I have the same problem.

For now, I haven’t found any solution.

thank you ls5302

It works

But what we really need is a proper coded approach coming from the plugin’s development crew