`uninstall.php` Requires PHP v5.3+ #334
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A second look at this issue. The |
ha! A third look. The |
Interesting. Thanks for catching this and opening the issue. This seems like a pretty annoying bug. I'm adding it to the Future Release milestone to be worked on in the next development cycle. |
@raamdev This has been resolved by the PRs I submitted earlier. |
@jaswsinc PRs have been reviewed and merged. Thank you very much! :) |
Next release changelog:
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I noticed this review at WordPress.org.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/i-can-not-uninstall#post-
A user writes...
When I setup the
uninstall.php
file I forgot about this scenario. Theuninstall.php
file will get pulled in by WordPress even when/if the plugin is not running due to a lack of PHP v5.3+.In short, if you install QC to try it out, but cannot use it because your server is lacking PHP v5.3+, deletion of the plugin will cause an error (e.g. blank screen) because the
uninstall.php
is being loaded, and it requires PHP v5.3+.Possible Solution
uninstall.inc.php
file.uninstall.php
as a stub that checks for PHP v5.3+.Support threads referencing this issue
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