Hello @stormman
The answer to your issue is on this topic
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/error-on-update-12/
Regards
Steve
Steve appreciate you keeping the plug in updated but my own personal opinion is that even WordPress assures a certain amount of backward compatibility. Wish you would have considered the same. Just saying I had to deactivate via FTP every instance across 40 websites. That being said, i like your plug in and did give it 5 stars after initially installing a while back. I’ll have to wait for my host to update PHP and mySQL before reactivating.
I can confirm, that the stated solution works – just upgraded PHP to 5.6 and everthing is OK again.
@a3rev, just to avoid confusion, I would suggest you to change the Installation Minimum Requirements also (it’s still stated “PHP 5.5.0” there).
Regards, Stipe
@foreverlearning
Apologize for the inconvenience of that, but with you hosting 40 sites it will be a good thing to upgrade the PHP on the server. We do our best to keep it backward compatible – but believe that 18 months since PHP 5.5 had become unsupported with known vulnerabilities was reasonable – especially with PHP strongly recommending that 5.5 not be used because of that.
If you can get your host to upgrade to PHP 7.0 or higher (rather than 5.6 +) you should also see a noticeable increase in speed in your sites backends – that is what we found when we upgraded PHP to 7.0 in January last year.
Thank you for the 5 star review that you gave the plugin – we use it on all of our website clients sites – it is awesome for helping optimize page speed load times. We are planning on adding some more useful features to it this year.
Regards
Steve
@stipe
Thanks for the heads up about that – will update it as soon as we get a chance.
Regards
Steve
Hey Steve,
Thanks for the reply.
Dan
hi there,
I ugraded my php from 5.2 to 7.1 and when activating again the pluggin it crushed the site again (5oo).
Is there something else not working? I’m not a programer…
thanks for the support
patricia
trucosyastucias.com
FIY I already solved it. Apparently my theme needed an update because it was not compatible with php 7.1. I moved the server config from 7.1 to 5.6 and everything works correctly. No errors related to php from the pluggin nor the template.
