overrides $_GET[‘page’]

  • joezappie

    (@joezappie)


    4 months, 3 weeks ago

    Something in this plugin overrides the $_GET[‘page’] parameter and sets it to ‘wpcf7’.
    I had multiple plugins that were breaking on a specific site. Digging into one of them I found it was failing after checking if the page started with their prefix:

    if ( strpos( $_GET['page'], 'pmxe-' ) === false ) { return; }

    I echoed $_GET['page'] and it came back as wpcf7. I disabled the Contact form 7 plugin but still happened. Then I noticed we had this spam plugin installed. After removing it, all of our broken plugins started working.

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  • Thread Starter joezappie

    (@joezappie)

    4 months, 3 weeks ago

    Also it was on v1.2.9 which looks to be the latest. I didn’t dig into the code where its setting it as we had switched to gravity forms so removing all CF7 plugins was a fix for us. Figured I’d let you know there may be some conflicts.

    Plugin Author NYSL

    (@nysl)

    4 months, 3 weeks ago

    Hi joezappie,

    Thanks for bringing this to our support page.
    As we already answered to another similar question a few days ago, the statement $_GET[‘page’] doesn’t exist at all in the plugins code, and anything that has to do with the $_GET[‘page’] at all.

    Those old references ware removed 5 months ago.
    We just installed the plugin in a new website and checked the code again just in case the WordPress repository had old files cached and push them to the sites, but everything was up-to-date and clean.
    Please remove, delete the files and reinstall the plugin, and let us know if you still have problem, maybe it’s something else.

    Also, you can check the code and let us know if you see any $_GET[‘page’] references.

    Thanks,

    NYSL

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