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  • Plugin Contributor Keith P. Graham

    (@kpgraham)

    Line 53 is a “GOTO” command. I haven’t coded a goto in 25 years and it was an easy way out of a complicated nested if.

    It appears that some versions of PHP do not support the GOTO. I would be interested in what version of PHP you are running. Is it one of the new “JIT” versions?

    I will put the nested if back.

    Keith

    Thread Starter mibut1958

    (@mibut1958)

    php is 5.2
    no idea what a JIT version is.

    Plugin Contributor Keith P. Graham

    (@kpgraham)

    Just checked. The GOTO statement is 5.3. People who are slow to update PHP will have problems.

    I have removed the line with the code and I am testing. It doesn’t need much testing, so I’ll be releasing it in a few minutes as 6.04

    I forgot to update the string that shows in the settings to 6.03. I will fix that also.

    Keith

    Thread Starter mibut1958

    (@mibut1958)

    Plugin Update has done the trick and i will update the php version 🙂

    Plugin Contributor Keith P. Graham

    (@kpgraham)

    Some of the new PHP versions have dramatic speed increases, but I have not seen it on my blogs. I think that WordPress spends most of its time in MySQL queries and the time spent in actual execution of code is not a factor.

    PHP is mostly secure, but I think there have been some bug fixes and security patches released.

    So…

    If PHP 5.2 works, don’t change it unless there is a specific feature or security issue that you are concerned with.

    Keith

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