Identifier ‘wpfda_plugins_params’ has already been declare | WordPress.org

Resolved Riku Turunen
(@rikuksf)

4 years ago

Hi there!

The plugin is not working for me. Console shows this error after placing the shortcode to an Elementor popup:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Identifier ‘wpfda_plugins_params’ has already been declared

Clicking the remove account button does nothing, and I suspect it’s because of the error mentioned. Any help?

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Plugin Author Sanjeev Aryal
(@sanzeeb3)

4 years ago

Hi @rikuksf,

Is there any chance you’re using the shortcode on any other places on the same page? That would probably happen if the shortcode is used twice or multiple times on the same page.

Regardless, that should still work and I’ll check note this issue to fix in the next version.

Plugin Author Sanjeev Aryal
(@sanzeeb3)

4 years ago

I’m marking the issue as resolved because I’ve acknowledged the bug and it will be fixed in one of the upcoming releases.

Here’s a tracker: https://github.com/sanzeeb3/wp-frontend-delete-account/issues/52

Thread Starter Riku Turunen
(@rikuksf)

4 years ago

Great! Thank you 🙂

In the meantime I’ll check the site’s code in case there’s duplicate shortcode somewhere on the page (I didn’t create it, only maintaining it now).

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Last reply from: Riku Turunen
Last activity: 4 years ago
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