Update: Deleting the entire plug-in’s folder via the cPanel file manager managed to unbreak my website, but I’d rather still be able to use this plug-in.
What version of PHP are you using?
Upgrading to at least php 5.6 fixes the problem.
However, version 5.* is no longer supported so you should consider upgrading to version 7 which is faster, more stable and more secure.
Hello, Aerín, same problem here. Impossible to see nothing of the web just the above message. this is a complete catastrophe for a sie in production. Updatin php in a some server is not so easy, and take a lot. Is there anyother way to fix this even temporarily just changing the code ([ in line 2381) ????
tnx
Support for php 5.6 ended back the beginning of 2017. Everyone who has upgraded to PHP7 now has a working plugin.
One test site of mine is still running php 5.6 and it still works – so I have no idea how to fix this as I can’t replicate the issue. And over 1200 users have got the latest version of QEM so this does seem to be an isolated problem.
Upgrading PHP is really simple in cpanel – took me less than a minute to do. Plesk probably has a similar upgrade function.
Sorry I can’t help more
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There is a syntax error on line 2381:
$x = $order->dump()['PAYMENTREQUEST_0_ITEMAMT'];
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I am receiving the same issue as well. I’d like to use this plugin but the issue is 100% with the line on 2381. I’m running PHP7.
Any advice other than to not use the plugin?
Thanks
Can you please download and install this update:
https://quick-plugins.com/quick-paypal-payments/qpp-update/
And tell me if it fixes things
Excellent!
I will upload the update to the repository
Quick fix remove the (). and problem solved.
$x = $order->dump()[‘PAYMENTREQUEST_0_ITEMAMT’];
