Yes, the old bug is back..
Yes, its an old bug and there is a fix too which I dont remember now. The post should be there somewhere in this thread itself.Yes, the old bug is back..
Followed this and no issueHey guys I found the solution to the problem!
Apparently, I have 2 sites and I was facing the same issue in the first one. But, in the second one, I first replaced the pro version null file from my file manager directly into the plugins folder. Then, updated the free version to 6.5! It works efficiently without notification or errors.![]()
Great! This fixed it, i used the premium nulled one from here and updated the normal (free version) from wordpress website.Hey guys I found the solution to the problem!
Apparently, I have 2 sites and I was facing the same issue in the first one. But, in the second one, I first replaced the pro version null file from my file manager directly into the plugins folder. Then, updated the free version to 6.5! It works efficiently without notification or errors.![]()
/**
* Retrieves the subscription for the given slug.
*
* @param string $slug The plugin slug to retrieve.
*
* @return stdClass|false Subscription data when found, false when not found.
*/
public function get_subscription( $slug ) {
foreach ( $this->get_subscriptions() as $subscription ) {
if ( $subscription->product->slug === $slug ) {
return $subscription;
}
}
return false;
Followed this and no issueThanks bro
Always happy to help this wonderful community!Great! This fixed it, i used the premium nulled one from here and updated the normal (free version) from wordpress website.
Soo it was that code after all, in free version from here the code was different from official release for this portion in class-addon-manager.php:
PHP:/** * Retrieves the subscription for the given slug. * * @param string $slug The plugin slug to retrieve. * * @return stdClass|false Subscription data when found, false when not found. */ public function get_subscription( $slug ) { foreach ( $this->get_subscriptions() as $subscription ) { if ( $subscription->product->slug === $slug ) { return $subscription; } } return false;
This method worked fine for me too.. thank broHey guys I found the solution to the problem!
Apparently, I have 2 sites and I was facing the same issue in the first one. But, in the second one, I first replaced the pro version null file from my file manager directly into the plugins folder. Then, updated the free version to 6.5! It works efficiently without notification or errors.![]()
See this post above...Can't download others officials plugins from admin panel when this nulled version activated...