Mojo WP Plugin issue - cli-init.php error
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I created a WP website and now locked out with the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '.', expecting ')' in [my site]/wp-content/plugins/mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin/inc/cli-init.php on line 25. I have traced this back to my code. Here is what lines 20-35:
protected $commands = array(
array(
'cmd' => 'branding',
'class' => 'EIG_WP_CLI_Branding',
'shortdesc' => 'Control hosting branding and UX.',
'longdesc' => 'Control the admin interface, default modules and UX for an Endurance hosting brand.' .
PHP_EOL . 'Subcommands: update, remove',
),
array(
'cmd' => 'cache',
'class' => 'EIG_WP_CLI_Cache',
'shortdesc' => 'Control all forms of caching.',
'longdesc' => 'Control how browser cache, page cache and browser caching are configured.' .
PHP_EOL . 'Cache Types: browser, page, object (not functional yet)' .
PHP_EOL . 'Subcommands: add, update, status',
),
I am not seeing any issues although I am not super familiar with the code. Any thoughts on what can be going on? I am currently configured to use PHP Edge (7.1) Thanks in advance!
php wordpress
asked Nov 11 at 5:33
Ryan
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I created a WP website and now locked out with the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '.', expecting ')' in [my site]/wp-content/plugins/mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin/inc/cli-init.php on line 25. I have traced this back to my code. Here is what lines 20-35:
protected $commands = array(
array(
'cmd' => 'branding',
'class' => 'EIG_WP_CLI_Branding',
'shortdesc' => 'Control hosting branding and UX.',
'longdesc' => 'Control the admin interface, default modules and UX for an Endurance hosting brand.' .
PHP_EOL . 'Subcommands: update, remove',
),
array(
'cmd' => 'cache',
'class' => 'EIG_WP_CLI_Cache',
'shortdesc' => 'Control all forms of caching.',
'longdesc' => 'Control how browser cache, page cache and browser caching are configured.' .
PHP_EOL . 'Cache Types: browser, page, object (not functional yet)' .
PHP_EOL . 'Subcommands: add, update, status',
),
I am not seeing any issues although I am not super familiar with the code. Any thoughts on what can be going on? I am currently configured to use PHP Edge (7.1) Thanks in advance!
php wordpress
asked Nov 11 at 5:33
Ryan
61
What server environment are you running (Linux/WIndows)?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:46
The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:51
Thanks for your response. I am running windows which I assume using "WIN" is correct. I have done some searching around and I never see "PHP_EOL" being referenced in the "wp-config.php" file so I am wondering what is causing me to have the need to do this. Either way, I have added that code to the wp-config.php file without much luck.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 14:35
Is this error occuring on your admin dashboard or the front end of the site, or both?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 15:04
1
Update: this was being caused by the mojo-marketplace.php file which I don't have a use for so I disabled that and it cleared up my issue.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 15:04
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I created a WP website and now locked out with the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '.', expecting ')' in [my site]/wp-content/plugins/mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin/inc/cli-init.php on line 25. I have traced this back to my code. Here is what lines 20-35:
protected $commands = array(
array(
'cmd' => 'branding',
'class' => 'EIG_WP_CLI_Branding',
'shortdesc' => 'Control hosting branding and UX.',
'longdesc' => 'Control the admin interface, default modules and UX for an Endurance hosting brand.' .
PHP_EOL . 'Subcommands: update, remove',
),
array(
'cmd' => 'cache',
'class' => 'EIG_WP_CLI_Cache',
'shortdesc' => 'Control all forms of caching.',
'longdesc' => 'Control how browser cache, page cache and browser caching are configured.' .
PHP_EOL . 'Cache Types: browser, page, object (not functional yet)' .
PHP_EOL . 'Subcommands: add, update, status',
),
I am not seeing any issues although I am not super familiar with the code. Any thoughts on what can be going on? I am currently configured to use PHP Edge (7.1) Thanks in advance!
php wordpress
asked Nov 11 at 5:33
Ryan
61
I created a WP website and now locked out with the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '.', expecting ')' in [my site]/wp-content/plugins/mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin/inc/cli-init.php on line 25. I have traced this back to my code. Here is what lines 20-35:
protected $commands = array(
array(
'cmd' => 'branding',
'class' => 'EIG_WP_CLI_Branding',
'shortdesc' => 'Control hosting branding and UX.',
'longdesc' => 'Control the admin interface, default modules and UX for an Endurance hosting brand.' .
PHP_EOL . 'Subcommands: update, remove',
),
array(
'cmd' => 'cache',
'class' => 'EIG_WP_CLI_Cache',
'shortdesc' => 'Control all forms of caching.',
'longdesc' => 'Control how browser cache, page cache and browser caching are configured.' .
PHP_EOL . 'Cache Types: browser, page, object (not functional yet)' .
PHP_EOL . 'Subcommands: add, update, status',
),
I am not seeing any issues although I am not super familiar with the code. Any thoughts on what can be going on? I am currently configured to use PHP Edge (7.1) Thanks in advance!
php wordpress
php wordpress
asked Nov 11 at 5:33
Ryan
61
asked Nov 11 at 5:33
Ryan
61
asked Nov 11 at 5:33
Ryan
61
asked Nov 11 at 5:33
Ryan
61
asked Nov 11 at 5:33
Ryan
61
61
What server environment are you running (Linux/WIndows)?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:46
The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:51
Thanks for your response. I am running windows which I assume using "WIN" is correct. I have done some searching around and I never see "PHP_EOL" being referenced in the "wp-config.php" file so I am wondering what is causing me to have the need to do this. Either way, I have added that code to the wp-config.php file without much luck.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 14:35
Is this error occuring on your admin dashboard or the front end of the site, or both?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 15:04
1
Update: this was being caused by the mojo-marketplace.php file which I don't have a use for so I disabled that and it cleared up my issue.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 15:04
add a comment |
What server environment are you running (Linux/WIndows)?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:46
The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:51
Thanks for your response. I am running windows which I assume using "WIN" is correct. I have done some searching around and I never see "PHP_EOL" being referenced in the "wp-config.php" file so I am wondering what is causing me to have the need to do this. Either way, I have added that code to the wp-config.php file without much luck.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 14:35
Is this error occuring on your admin dashboard or the front end of the site, or both?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 15:04
1
Update: this was being caused by the mojo-marketplace.php file which I don't have a use for so I disabled that and it cleared up my issue.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 15:04
What server environment are you running (Linux/WIndows)?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:46
What server environment are you running (Linux/WIndows)?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:46
The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:51
The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:51
Thanks for your response. I am running windows which I assume using "WIN" is correct. I have done some searching around and I never see "PHP_EOL" being referenced in the "wp-config.php" file so I am wondering what is causing me to have the need to do this. Either way, I have added that code to the wp-config.php file without much luck.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 14:35
Thanks for your response. I am running windows which I assume using "WIN" is correct. I have done some searching around and I never see "PHP_EOL" being referenced in the "wp-config.php" file so I am wondering what is causing me to have the need to do this. Either way, I have added that code to the wp-config.php file without much luck.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 14:35
Is this error occuring on your admin dashboard or the front end of the site, or both?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 15:04
Is this error occuring on your admin dashboard or the front end of the site, or both?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 15:04
1
1
Update: this was being caused by the mojo-marketplace.php file which I don't have a use for so I disabled that and it cleared up my issue.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 15:04
Update: this was being caused by the mojo-marketplace.php file which I don't have a use for so I disabled that and it cleared up my issue.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 15:04
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The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
Add the following to your wp-config.php file:
if(!defined("PHP_EOL"))
define("PHP_EOL", strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) == "WIN") ? "rn" : "n");
answered Nov 11 at 13:56
Jamie_D
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Deleting the /mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin/ directory worked for me a few minutes ago
answered Nov 18 at 22:29
Kennedy Chimwanda
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up vote
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The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
Add the following to your wp-config.php file:
if(!defined("PHP_EOL"))
define("PHP_EOL", strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) == "WIN") ? "rn" : "n");
answered Nov 11 at 13:56
Jamie_D
39428
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
Add the following to your wp-config.php file:
if(!defined("PHP_EOL"))
define("PHP_EOL", strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) == "WIN") ? "rn" : "n");
answered Nov 11 at 13:56
Jamie_D
39428
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
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down vote
The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
Add the following to your wp-config.php file:
if(!defined("PHP_EOL"))
define("PHP_EOL", strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) == "WIN") ? "rn" : "n");
answered Nov 11 at 13:56
Jamie_D
39428
The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
Add the following to your wp-config.php file:
if(!defined("PHP_EOL"))
define("PHP_EOL", strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) == "WIN") ? "rn" : "n");
answered Nov 11 at 13:56
Jamie_D
39428
answered Nov 11 at 13:56
Jamie_D
39428
answered Nov 11 at 13:56
Jamie_D
39428
answered Nov 11 at 13:56
Jamie_D
39428
39428
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0
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Deleting the /mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin/ directory worked for me a few minutes ago
answered Nov 18 at 22:29
Kennedy Chimwanda
11
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Deleting the /mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin/ directory worked for me a few minutes ago
answered Nov 18 at 22:29
Kennedy Chimwanda
11
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Deleting the /mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin/ directory worked for me a few minutes ago
answered Nov 18 at 22:29
Kennedy Chimwanda
11
Deleting the /mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin/ directory worked for me a few minutes ago
answered Nov 18 at 22:29
Kennedy Chimwanda
11
answered Nov 18 at 22:29
Kennedy Chimwanda
11
answered Nov 18 at 22:29
Kennedy Chimwanda
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answered Nov 18 at 22:29
Kennedy Chimwanda
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What server environment are you running (Linux/WIndows)?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:46
The constant PHP_EOL is not defined on your system for some reason.
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 13:51
Thanks for your response. I am running windows which I assume using "WIN" is correct. I have done some searching around and I never see "PHP_EOL" being referenced in the "wp-config.php" file so I am wondering what is causing me to have the need to do this. Either way, I have added that code to the wp-config.php file without much luck.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 14:35
Is this error occuring on your admin dashboard or the front end of the site, or both?
– Jamie_D
Nov 11 at 15:04
1
Update: this was being caused by the mojo-marketplace.php file which I don't have a use for so I disabled that and it cleared up my issue.
– Ryan
Nov 11 at 15:04