Follow up:
To make the plugin work, i had to edit the PHP file named file-manager-advanced-shortcodes.php and completely delete the function i’ll past here:
public function fma_shortcode_updates()
{
$path = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
$file = basename($path, ".php");
$file_name = explode('?', $file);
if(($file_name[0] == 'plugins.php') || ($file_name[0] == 'plugins')) {
require_once ( 'upgrade/upgrade.php');
$fma_plugin_current_version = $this->ver;
$fma_plugin_remote_path = 'https://advancedfilemanager.com/upgrade/';
$fma_plugin_slug = plugin_basename( __FILE__ );
$fma_license_order = '1';
$fma_license_key = 'success';
new file_manager_advanced_shortcode_updates( $fma_plugin_current_version, $fma_plugin_remote_path, $fma_plugin_slug, $fma_license_order, $fma_license_key );
}
After completely deleting the content of the function and leaving it an empty one, the plugin started working completely.
Please, fix the issue of the updater! Thank you
Thanks @davidf112, issue has been fixed in upcoming version.
Thank you, but how can i update to the next version if the update function is the one causing the critical error?
Hi @davidf112, for shortcode update notifications contact us here.