@anon95694377 I don’t normally bother with SEO, I just tried your plugin because I am starting to work on different sites where I probably should bother, and you said it was light and fast, and I read “simple”, which is my favorite keyword when I search for plugins.
I tried it on three live sites, and then I realized I had access to a live dev site on a customer’s unknown host, so I tried it there.
The differences in the first 3 are the themes and plugins and CP version numbers - but the error is always the same.
This is the error at my host:
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’ in …/wp-content/plugins/zp-seo/dist/class.core.php on line 402
First:
ClassicPress 1.2.0 running Mission News - child theme.
Apache 2.4.48 Server - running PHP version: 7.0.33. - MySQL version: 10.2.39-MariaDB-cll-lve
Second:
ClassicPress 1.3.0-rc1 running Envy Blog theme.
Apache 2.4.48 Server - Server running PHP version: 7.0.33. MySQL version: 10.2.39-MariaDB-cll-lve
Third:
ClassicPress 1.2.0 running Elementare PRO theme.
Apache 2.4.48 Server - Server running PHP version: 7.0.33. MySQL version: 10.2.39-MariaDB-cll-lve
Forth: dev site on unknown server - different PHP and SQL
Activated fine
ClassicPress 1.2.0 running Mission News theme.
Server running PHP version: 7.3.23. MySQL version: 5.6.49-cll-lve
So I went back to the Third site and changed the PHP version:
Upgraded PHP (tried and could not go to PHP 7.3 the dashboard disappeared???)
Parse error: syntax error . . . /wp-content/plugins/zp-seo/dist/class.core.php on line 402
ClassicPress 1.2.0 running Elementare PRO theme.
Apache 2.4.48 Server - Server running PHP version: 7.2.34. MySQL version: 10.2.39-MariaDB-cll-lve
The three CP sites that error have NO plugins in common, if that helps.
Thats all I got, I don’t know what other info I should give you
Randy