716 errors upon activation

Hi Eric,

Thank you for the information.

The error you mentioned occurs because the PHP fseek function is not available in your server’s PHP. This function should exist, but I assume it was not installed by your hosting provider. To work around the problem, I developed a new version of wptools(5.09) that, if there is a failure in this line, does not record the error and gives up on that specific task, which is to read the end of the error file and analyze the last lines to get information about the date. I hope this work for you.

Regarding the table formatting, it is built in JavaScript, which is the most suitable tool for this purpose. However, since your site has problems with JavaScript, the table may not work properly. In this case, to start solving the problems, I suggest you try using our site-checkup plugin where you can see the lasts errors without the table.

As I mentioned earlier, a JavaScript error interrupts everything that follows and causes problems, especially in menus, links, tabs, accordions, graphs, tables, etc.
I saw your site and found this JavaScript error in the console:

superpwa-sw.js?2.2.21:119 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Failed to execute ‘put’ on ‘Cache’: Request method ‘POST’ is unsupported
at superpwa-sw.js?2.2.21:119:14

https://wptoolsplugin.com/how-to-identify-javascript-errors-using-the-browser-console/

Regards,

Bill

I am building a new version (maybe 5.12) that will identify the cause of the problem, for example, if the function was not installed on the server (by hosting), if the file is not readable (maybe damaged), or other issues. So, as soon as I have this version tested, within 2 days, I will let you know here.

You are welcome.

Version 5.11 has been released.

The previous version (5.10) was merely an emergency fix to prevent a specific error from being recorded when the system was unable to read and navigate its error log. However, it did not resolve the underlying issue.

This new version can generate a comprehensive report of your server’s capabilities, such as whether it is configured to read (error) files and what else is needed to allow our plugins to function.

To view the report, simply go to the plugin’s dashboard and click “Debug Info.” Copy the contents of this window and post them on our support site. You will find the link at the top of the aforementioned window. After receiving your information, I will study quickly it and tell you what the problem is with your server’s configuration or work around it, if possible.

Hi Eric,

Thank you for the information. I found out that your server does not support the PHP fseek function, which is an essential function for WordPress and cannot be missing. It allows you to “walk” through the file back and forth. I couldn’t find out if there are other functions besides this function, because I didn’t receive any more information from you, nor the line you said appears on the screen. On the other hand, I learned that your website has errors that need to be resolved, such as the ones below.

superpwa-sw.js?2.2.21:119 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Failed to execute ‘put’ on ‘Cache’: Request method ‘POST’ is unsupported
at superpwa-sw.js?2.2.21:119:14

and

Javascript Message: TypeError: exportLogs is null – URL: /wp-content/plugins/simple-download-monitor/js/sdm_admin_scripts.js?ver=3.9.27 – Line: 5″

Our plugin does not fix errors, because if we intervene and modify files, everything will be lost in the next update, whether of a plugin or theme. But we help find them. The arrangements need to be made by the respective developers and your hosting, which should deliver a server compatible with WordPress. We managed to walk a little, but not all that was necessary, but let’s look on the positive side. Better to walk little than nothing.

Thank you and good luck with your site.

Regards,

Bill