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  • Thanks a ton, John! 🙂

    It looks like some considerable changes were made in the most recent update to the plugin (which is awesome – yay upgrading stuff! 😀 ), and this code change was one of them.

    I confirmed that running the previous version is working well. The one from: https://github.com/johnbillion/query-monitor/releases/tag/2.6.8

    @author Would you say that running the previous version is a good idea, or do you think that we should take another approach towards getting Query Monitor to work on older PHP Versions?

    Thanks!

    I love this plugin by the way. It’s still my go-to resource for troubleshooting backend slowness. 🙂

    I am getting this as well, and it looks like it is due to our PHP version being below 5.3.6 still on this server.

    I can see from the PHP docs here that the DirectoryIterator::getExtension function requires PHP version 5.3.6 or higher.

    If you are able to upgrade your PHP version, then it should resolve this. Otherwise, I would like to see Query Monitor potentially still support older PHP versions for those of us lagging a little behind like me! 😀

    Hope that helps some. 🙂

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