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Error when installing the plugin v.1.3.0

Maintenance Switch · support · 2016-04-26T12:38:00+00:00

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An error is shown when attempting to activate the plugin: Fatal error: Call to undefined function html_entities_decode() in C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\maintenance-switch\includes\class-maintenance-switch.php on line 692 https://wordpress.org/plugins/maintenance-switch/ Hi favdv, The PHP version of your server is probably out of date. Indeed, the PHP documentation says that the function exists since version >= 4.3.0 I think that working on an old version of PHP is unsafe. Could you try to update the PHP version of your server or ask to your hosting service? Many thanks for your feedback. Best regards Hello, Thanks for the update. I am currently using it locally with WAMP server 2.5, containing PHP: 5.5.12 (for offline dev purposes), so that can’t be the issue. Regards An upgrade was issued to 1.3.1, which seems to have resolved the issue. Will close the ticket. Thanks

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Fugu Design 2016-04-26T13:12:00+00:00

Hi favdv, The PHP version of your server is probably out of date. Indeed, the PHP documentation says that the function exists since version >= 4.3.0 I think that working on an old version of PHP is unsafe. Could you try to update the PHP version of your server or ask to your hosting service? Many thanks for your feedback. Best regards

Ferry 2016-04-26T14:34:00+00:00

Hello, Thanks for the update. I am currently using it locally with WAMP server 2.5, containing PHP: 5.5.12 (for offline dev purposes), so that can’t be the issue. Regards

Ferry 2016-04-26T14:40:00+00:00

An upgrade was issued to 1.3.1, which seems to have resolved the issue. Will close the ticket. Thanks