Posted: November 27, 2023 at 9:21 am
To avoid the “critical error” website death screen, the hosting company renamed the event-espresso-core-reg plugin folder and deactivated the Event Espresso plugin. |
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Hi there,
Did they give you the actual error being thrown? De-activating the plugin gets the site back up and all but doesn’t help identify what the actual issue is. If you getting a white screen there should be a fatal error saved in the PHP error logs.
PHP5.6 through to 7.2 should work with that version IIRC Rather than sending you a copy of 4.10.21.p, I can send you a copy of 4.10.46.p, that was the last version of EE4.10 released before update to EE4 version 5.X.X, it requires the same PHP version and I’ll include a link in a private reply after this.
I don’t have an issue sending you the above version, but ‘staying’ on that version isn’t really a long term solution so we need to know what the actually error being thrown is to help with this. |
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