Plugin Author
malihu
(@malihu)
Have no idea how Pagelines DMS work. Does it allow standard WP plugin’s? Is this the plugin causing the error? I mean did you deactivated and re-activated all plugins one by one to make sure which one causes the error?
I activated a different theme and deactivated all plugins, I still get the error. Is there some reason the windows hosting would do it? There may be certain re-write rules in place, but I don’t know why that would change anything.
Plugin Author
malihu
(@malihu)
Maybe it’s the PHP version… The plugin needs 5.2, what version is on your server?
The version is 5.4.13, should I downgrade to 5.2.17?
Plugin Author
malihu
(@malihu)
No. The 5.2 is the minimum version required.
I can’t really test it as I don’t have a Windows server (all my servers are Linux). I’ll try to search if anything in the code can be responsible but I don’t know if I can find anything.
Does your server log reveal anything about the error?
Unfortunately nothing relevant appears in the logs.
Have the same issue. It seems that a windows server causes the problem? Maybe together with pretty permalinks?
Plugin Author
malihu
(@malihu)
Yes, windows server causes the problem.
Can you try changing the permissions on plugin(s) dir recursively?
Does the plugin rely on .htaccess for anything? A windows server doesn’t have an .htaccess file.
Plugin Author
malihu
(@malihu)
Try version 1.5.8 (just released) and let me know if it works. It’s a long shot as the update contains minor code modifications but you never know 🙂
“Can you try changing the permissions on plugin(s) dir recursively?” Permissions were set to 777 for the entire plugin dir. Version 1.5.8 causes the same internal 500…
