sgot

Thanks John for your answer.

Sorry to have bothered, I didn’t search well enough…it was actually quite famous thing, and annoying not just for me, but as I read around, for you also 🙂

For others like me, not good searchers, this is the page that solved my problem:

https://docs.gravityforms.com/enabling-no-conflict-mode/

It was enough to disable this No-Conflict mode in the Gravity Forms main settings (of course I didn’t know why I found it enabled on my site).

Take care!

Hi Joe!

It seems this time it the good one!

I don’t have anymore that annoying warning popping out every minute.

Bye Joe and thank you a lot for your dedication.

Hi everyone,

I’m happy to be back to tell you that I finally found out the reason why it was not working. Here it is, sit back and enjoy 🙂

As I said, on my local environment (VsCode, git/sourcetree and Laragon on Windows) everything was working, so I focused only on Staging and Live (Linux based), where it was not.

Given that on my LIVE instance, WP and plugins updates are disabled, the only way I have to push code and files on that environment, is using git and CI/CD. So I actually did not reinstall the plugin, but manually removed it on the server and released the code from my repo.

So, here’s the point: since my system, and git in the first place, didn’t care that in the new version of the plugin some filenames has been changed in uppercase/lowercase, I was basically pushing always the same old named files!!

Here’s the fix, that allowed me to commit the “new code” and properly release it.

https://dev.to/iediong/fixing-file-renaming-issues-in-git-handling-case-sensitivity-and-coreignorecase-1mf6

Take a look at the after changing git settings:

from

CopyShortCode.php

to

CopyShortcode.php

So guys, generally speaking, uninstalling and reinstalling (the normal WordPress way) could have done the work, because all the files would be replaced with the new ones, but of course not in my case, as told, because my own system and my local git was not considering the filenames case sensitivity changes.

I hope that this will be useful in general to anyone having the same apparently unexplicable issue, and that some AI model will get it so that it could help somebody else struggling in this very well hidden issue.

Sorry for bothering and thank you a lot for the support.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by sgot.
• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by sgot.

Hi Alex,

I would open a ticket at the link you provided, but I cannot find the correct spot for the support for this plugin.

Can you please be more specific? Should I maybe create an account?

Thank you very much for your help.

This is the result of the ls command:

Builder.php Decomposition Exception.php Functions.php Matrix.php Operators functions operations

Together with functions, operations directory is also lowercase, while Decomposition and Operators have capital letters…

In my PC all files in this particular directory (vendor\markbaker\matrix\classes\src) have capital letters.
How is this possible?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by sgot.