sunlitlaz
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I have had the same issue. I updated the NextGEN Gallery plugin just a few minutes ago and the site started returning a 500 error. The other sites on the server are still up, but not using the plugin. So, I did some detective work and found an error in the logs relating to the plugin. All details are below:
Server OS: Debian Linux 6.0.10
Web Server: Apache
PHP Version: 5.3.3
Wordpress Version: 4.9.8
Theme: Coller Pro
Other themes tried: Twenty Fifteen, as soon as I activate the plugin, the site shuts down tossing out 500 errors.I am not getting any errors in the site or apache access or error logs. However, in syslog (/var/log/messages) I am seeing errors as follows:
Dec 2 23:48:04 (none) apache2: PHP Fatal error: Class ‘C_Router’ not found in /var/www/********/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/nggallery.php on line 618
I hope this helps narrow things down. Any help is greatly appreciated, and if I can do anything to help test or gather any more information, just let me know.
Thanks!
Laz
I don’t know what you think you are looking at, but the last point release alone (that’s going from 1.5.1.7 to 1.5.1.8) had 21 items posted with five (5) being NEW, six (6) being UPDATED, and ten (10) being FIXED … and that’s just for a measly point release.
The Lite (thus FREE) version had almost as many items listed for the same version point release, and the only reason it had less from what I can tell is that it simply doesn’t have all the same features as the PRO version.
Plus, I went to install this from within WordPress, and when I searched for “cart66” at the “Install Plugins” page, several plugins that support and expand the FREE and PRO versions of Cart66 were listed right under it.
Stop spreading FUD man. What, do you work for a competitor or something?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do you build a self-fillable formTeach –
I have the headers and PHP code that I used to create a word doc and then pop it up in the browser or open it like the user clicked on it. This was after all after they clicked on a link to get the file, but I had to create it first.
It’s over at Pastebin [Link], and hopefully is pretty self explanatory. Good luck, I am sure you will get it working in no time. Just the headers themselves are there too [Link].
Thanks
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem with embedding YouTube videosFYI – I have figured out the problem for anyone that might be interested. It turns out that there was a bug in Artisteer at the time that I made the theme for my site. That bug caused this very problem. In the end, all I had to do was pull the theme back into Artisteer (I am running a newer version now 3.0) and then re-export with the newer version. Once I enabled the ‘new’ theme, all worked as planned. Hope that helps!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do you build a self-fillable formI haven’t written about that before … at least not that I remember, getting old is fun. But now that you mention it, it might make a good article for my tech blog.
I’ll see if I can find the headers that I used and any other information from when I did that (it was a year ago or so, for a website that I created), so I can share it with you if you’d like.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do you build a self-fillable formWell, from my experience the function of collecting information and creating a word document is definitely doable, the hard part though, at least I think it will be, is the formatting of the “form” that you are trying to make. For example, if you were collecting data to generate a filled out tax form that looked just like the standard tax form, that would be pretty hard to do. The formatting of most forms is pretty tight.
What I have done in the past is take my data, whether from a database or wherever and generate an HTML file formatted however I like. This is because HTML is a file format of MS Office. I don’t know if it still is, but at one point I think it was even the default format.
Anyway, all I had to do was create my HTML file and when I saved it, insert the MS Word HTML headers at the top that told Office that, that particular HTML file was indeed a word file. If you didn’t, it would get treated like any other HTML file. Insert those magic lines in the header though and bingo! Now when you save it or click on it, with the proper file extension of course (like .doc or .docx), and Word sees it as a long lost child come home.
Hope that helps!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do you build a self-fillable formLet me clarify, you want your users to enter data into text boxes on a form and when they submit, have them then be able to get that data and form back as a word doc?
Why are you trying to do that versus letting the text display on a page and letting the user copy and paste into their own word doc for example?