zmswmfrla

I solved it!
I thought the first thing I needed to do was probably check if something basic was wrong, so I deleted the virtual machine and started from the beginning.
And instead of installing all the environments one by one, I used XAMPP and succeeded in entering the settings (accordion) properly.
I think there may have been a problem with the version and environment settings. I wonder if upgrading the WordPress version to the most recent version was effective, but I’m not sure because it was resolved just recently…
Maybe I made a rookie mistake…
Once again, thank you so much for the replies! I think I can probably use it normally now.

Thanks for all your replies. Thanks to you, I feel like I have some idea of what I can try next.
Since I was able to access the virtual machine’s web server page from my host computer, I lowered the priority on those parts, but maybe I missed something when configuring apache, php, mariadb, etc.
I will try again from start to finish, referring to information about building servers for blogs and sites that are different from what I already had.
Thank you again for responding so quickly.

It was created on a local virtual machine, so… Sorry. I don’t know how to give the URL. (I don’t know much about this) Some IP address/site address? If I could, I could keep the Apache server running at night.
I think you can check the ‘Settings’ I mentioned in the ‘First image of Screenshots in the Details of the plugin.’

I think the ‘accordion’ you mentioned might be applicable to that.

There is a WP Survey & Poll button in the menu of the WordPress admin page, and when I click on it, it should appear like the right side of the picture, but the error message appears and is not visible. (Same for all versions)

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