szymon.v
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In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Email is broken after upgrade to WP 4.3I’ve attached email template that is broken after upgrade to WP4.3. You can check it on your installation how it behaves on WP4.2 and after upgrade.
Also, if problem doesn’t appears on your WP installations it doesn’t mean it does not exist. So very please stop posting such tips like “the problem is somwhere in your WP set up” beacuse it does not help at all.
Last working version is 1.9.13. Rollback to that one.
I’ve filled a bug report as you’ve said.
Hi,
I can fill bug report (although you know that bug pretty well), I can run any PHP script that you send me, I can give you adress of my page but I will never give you my FTP password nor credentials to my WP installation.
I can be your hands – just tell me what to do.
Szymon
Same here.
@randgrid what is your hosting company?
After I wrote my hot fix solution I saw another problem with image path and also there is still this strpos() warning (but this time it’s written only once). That means problem is more complex. I’ve rolledback to version 1.9.13 of this plugin.
It seems we need to wait for author to correct that error.
As a hot fix you can try and change
function set_document_root($value)to
{
return ($this->_document_root = $value);
}I have the same problem but:
– in my development environment everything is ok (i’m using xampp)
– in my production environment im getting this errorWhat I found is that $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] on my production environment (third party hosting) is “/”.
function get_document_root() uses that in
$this->set_document_root($_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’]);where
function set_document_root($value)
{
return ($this->_document_root = rtrim($value, “/\\”));
}So at the end I have _document_root==””.
And that is why strpos says that the second parameter is empty.