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supportTrying to Migrate an old install (Yes it’s really on WP 2.6) The plugin installs; but, when I click on manage > Advanced Export, I get the following error “Fatal error: Call to undefined function screen_icon() in /usr/…/wp-content/plugins/advanced-export-for-wp-wpmu/ra-export.php on line 260” Is there a work around or an older version of the plugin that would work with WordPress 2.6? My friends are desperate… Thanks in advance, -Rick https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-export-for-wp-wpmu/
I wrote the original version of it for WP 2.8. You could comment that line out by adding // to the beginning of the line.
Greetings Ron, thank you for your response. Yes, I understand the code is for version 2.8 and yes, my friends are really running 2.6 =:0 Their code has a heavily modified core code install and was told by the coder to NEVER update or it would break everything. They have asked me NOT to update the core code =:o Following your suggestion, I have rem’ed out the line; however, that just starts the error at the next line down and when I remark out the next line, the error proceeds to the next line e.g. “Fatal error: Call to undefined function” . I have not commented out the entire section; but, suspect that if I did that would negate the export function. I do appreciate you taking the time to reply. Thank You, -Rick
Did you put the // before or after the <?php (begin PHP code)? If you put it before then the slashes would have had no effect.
I wrote the original version of it for WP 2.8. You could comment that line out by adding // to the beginning of the line.
Greetings Ron, thank you for your response. Yes, I understand the code is for version 2.8 and yes, my friends are really running 2.6 =:0 Their code has a heavily modified core code install and was told by the coder to NEVER update or it would break everything. They have asked me NOT to update the core code =:o Following your suggestion, I have rem’ed out the line; however, that just starts the error at the next line down and when I remark out the next line, the error proceeds to the next line e.g. “Fatal error: Call to undefined function” . I have not commented out the entire section; but, suspect that if I did that would negate the export function. I do appreciate you taking the time to reply. Thank You, -Rick
Did you put the // before or after the <?php (begin PHP code)? If you put it before then the slashes would have had no effect.