Hi @meshsmith!
Can you please provide a little bit more information about the error you got? Please include the exact error message.
Also, please let us know what PHP version you’re using.
Thanks!
I’m between 5.3 and 5.6 PHP between WAMP and Web host.
The error I was getting was the: “This plugin does not have a valid header”.
The solution I found was that it was apparently reading both headers in my plugin’s folder.
Header 1: Top-level folder -> My plugin.php
Header 2: Top-level folder -> Carbon Fields Folder -> carbon-fields-plugin.php
I deleted the header for carbon-fields-plugin.php and no more error. You can download my plugin and add the header back to your plugin file and see what happens when you try to activate it after using WordPress’s autouploader.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/svgility-gallery-basic-version/
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This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by
meshsmith.
Hello,
Checking to see if you guys have had time to look into the issue. If is not okay with what I did then please let me know because I would need to build away the areas supported by the framework.
Hey@meshsmith,
Unfortunately I can’t reproduce this issue. What I did:
1. installed your plugin
2. added the CF plugin headers to carbon-fields-plugin.php
3. activated the plugin
The plugin activation was successful.
Can you please give a step by step guide how it can be reproduced? Thanks.