@bulewold We’re actually running PHP7 on the demo site (http://demo.simplecalendar.io/), and we try to continue testing with all versions of PHP we support (currently 5.3-7.0), but we may have missed something. Is there something specific you found? Thanks.
Hi there, so over the weekend, I updated server to dual php. 56 & 7. I think 7.07? is newest.
Anyway, I noticed that with php7, plugin gets deactivate and will NOT activate. I tried three times with no success. Then I toggled php back to 56, click activate, and it came back on.
hope this helps! 🙂
Just tried the same switching back to PHP 5.6, deactivating, then switching to PHP 7.0.7 and activating again, and no issue here.
Maybe check with your host to see if there’s some logs or such they can dig up to help debug this. Our demo site using PHP7 is hosted on SiteGround.
I have my own dedicated server… hm….
If I make clone to share with you, would you be willing to take a look?
If so, send me your email address and I’ll test clone first to replicate the issue & send you access to it.
The other thing… does this plugin require any specific php-modules? that could be the case but with another plugin, it stayed activated and gave me an error message saying that it require certain module… so I’m assuming that’s not the case, lol
We have some common troubleshooting tips here that we know of, including required PHP extensions.
http://docs.simplecalendar.io/system-requirements/
However, we don’t have the bandwidth to take a look at your specific issue right now. We need to address a few other discovered bugs first.
Let us know if you find out anything else though. Thanks.
Yup, that did it. Thanks! php7 was missing one of those extension. 🙂
Great! Which missing extension was it?
And did it not warn you? I was hoping it would’ve.
mbstring
And no… it didn’t warn me.. if it did, I probably took care of it without coming here. Thanks for the quick help though!!! 🙂
Thanks. Noted to test and fix.
