FTP into your site (or whatever file management application your host provides) & delete the wp-content/plugins/share-this folder.
Yep, something is wrong with the update. As esmi said, FTP and delete or rename the plugin. But don’t try to install it again. I tried and got the same error again.
Thank God I have a testing site!!!
Looks like they forgot to enclose the plugin version string in quotes at line 32…
Simply add single or double quotes around the plugin version for a quick fix.
Hope this helps!
Edit:
This –> $_stversion=7.0.1;
Should be like this –> $_stversion=’7.0.1′; or $_stversion=”7.0.1″;
Hey guys; thanks so much for the prompt responses. I put quotes around the version number but then I got an error for line 34 so I just deleted the plugin folder. Problem solved.
Thanks again.
Well I inspected the rest of the code following line 32 and didn’t find anything problematic. I upgraded the plugin to the same version as yours and got the same issue, but I recognized the problem immediately since I’m a PHP developer. If deleting the plugin fixed your issue that’s ok. Just wait for a newer version and retry or find an older one.
P.S.
If you wan’t to give it a try once more…
Please make sure:
you kept the variable name as $_stversion,
you kept the = sign after that.
have wrapped the version number in single or double quotes (don’t mix single with doubles)
and finished the line with the semicolon symbol ;
$_stversion=’7.0.1′;
or
$_stversion=”7.0.1″;
Also don’t copy-paste from this thread it might include extra characters from formatting etc. Do it manually!
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