Hi, any thought son this issue?
Same problem here, i uninstalled it and using a different plugin.
Hi @rohallorah
I wasn’t able to replicate this on a default install, but seeing @alexio ‘s comment, it seems there might be a specific environment conflict affecting some setups.
Could you please let me know which WordPress version and PHP version you are currently running?
In the meantime, please try these quick fixes:
- Reactivate the plugin: Deactivate and reactivate the plugin. (This forces the database tables to re-install if they are missing).
- Check Exclusions: Go to Stream > Settings > Exclude and verify that your User Role or Username isn’t accidentally listed there.
- Please check your database (via phpMyAdmin or a database plugin) and see if the tables
wp_stream and wp_stream_meta exist. (Note: if you use a custom prefix, look for [prefix]_stream).
Also check for critical errors if any, on the Site health page in admin dashboard. <SITE_URL>/wp-admin/site-health.php
@alexio – Sorry to hear it didn’t work out for you! If you happen to recall which PHP version you were on, dropping a note would help us fix this for others, but I totally understand if you do not have that information right now.