Hi @wpsuvo
Sorry, I don’t see that in testing and we’ve had no reports of it.
Please do some testing to see if changing a setting in Post Expirator, or disabling any other plugins, can help here.
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wpsuvo
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Hi Steve
Thanks very much.
I deactivated all plugins. Nothing changes.
Even if I make changes in the Post Expirator.
Whenever I want to open a page / post in Elementor, I have to choose whether I want to open or leave the page. This message also comes when I go to the dashboard again.
Maybe someone else has the same problem. Until then, I have to switch back to version 2.6.0.
The problem occurs with all of our WordPress sites. Funny that this hasn’t happened to anyone else.
su
– Try changing settings in Post Expirator
– Try disabling just the Pro version of Elementor
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wpsuvo
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Hi Steve,
Deactivating Elementor PRO did not help, but switching from “Show Gutenberg style box ” to “Show Classic Editor style box” in Post Expirator Advanced Options was the solution.
Thanks very much.
su
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wpsuvo
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Sorry, I forgot to mark it as resolved.
su
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wpsuvo
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Hi
Yes, I thought the problem would be solved too. Now I have the same errors when exporting templates in Elementor. I’m going back to version 2.6.0 now and hope it is taken care of.
su
The PHP log shows PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Undefined constant “expireType” in plugins\post-expirator\post-expirator.php:617
There is a typo on line 617 and 619. In both places $opts[expireType] should be $opts['expireType']
add those quotes to fix it.
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This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by
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wpsuvo
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Hi Steve
Thanks very much. No more errors after updating to the beta version.
su
Thanks @wpsuvo. Your feedback was very helpful here and the changes are released in version 2.6.2.