Thank you, @99robotsteam ! I’ll forward this to our tech team.
Thank you, 99robotsteam. We are also attempting an incremental upgrade to PHP now, in case that might help. If I have good news, I will post here as soon as I receive it.
Thanks again.
We tried converting the ‘[ ‘response’=>200, ‘backlink’=>true, ]’ to ‘array( ‘response’=>200, ‘backlink’=>true, )’ and it updated the error to another line.
We updated the brackets based on advice from this link on Stackoverflow, where an older version of PHP broke a plugin: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40624805/parse-error-syntax-error-unexpected-how-to-fix-this-one
I wonder if that is happening here. Do you have a version of your plugin that is backwards compatible to PHP 5.3.3? I think we need to install that, regain control of the GUI, and then update the version of PHP.
Thank you.
