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Brizy Critical Erroe

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  • Alex

    Hi Nora,

    Have you updated Brizy Free first? Do you have the latest Free version - 1.0.120? Did you activate Brizy PRO on these two sites: https://jumpshare.com/v/KRjYxIRAXZW3hSr1clNn ?

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  • Anar Tofi

    Hi, yes I did and I activated PRO on the two sites. The second site I used the same license key as the first, so i thought that may be an issue and removed it / created a new license key, but when I tried with the new license key it wasn't "remembering" the activation so I deactivated Pro. 

     

    The sites are both working now, though I have not yet reactivated Brizy Pro on the second site, trying not to risk an error since I'm creating this project for a tomorrow deadline... will it be safe to bring it back? 

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  • Alex

    Hi,

    please deactivate and delete the PRO plugin.

    Login into your Brizy account, download the latest PRO version(0.0.38) and re-upload the plugin to WordPress.

    Disable the old key(on Brizy account) assigned to this domain and generate a new one.

    When you copy it from the Brizy account, make sure that you fully opened it. In this view you see only a part of the license key and to see it full, you have to open it. For this you have simple to click on the license - https://jumpshare.com/v/fxGkCeBVSusRnCuhuoD4 

    After this, you can copy it and activate the plugin. Should work. Sometimes a "re-start" helps :)

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  • Kevin Lee

    I got this exact same error that disabled all my sites using Brizy Pro - it also prevents you from logging to the WP admin interface.

    Fixed it by disabling or deleting the Brizy Pro folder in the wp-content plugins directory.

    I really hope you guys fix this. We had 2 clients demand we switch to other plugins instead of this due to the downtime it caused.

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  • Alex

    Hi Kevin,

    we apologize for the created inconvenience. This should not happen again :)

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  • John Dingeldei

    I am getting the same error:

    "There has been a critical error on your website.

    Learn more about debugging in WordPress."

    I tried to resolve by deactivating and deleting the PRO plugin, downloading and re-upload the plugin to WordPress with a newly generated license key. The error persists. Any further advice? Please help.

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  • Alex

    Hi,

    can you please confirm you have this issue with the latest Brizy version - Free 2.0.12 and PRO 2.0.6?? Does this error only appear when you activate Brizy? Also, do you have the same problem if you disable all your external plugins?

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  • John Dingeldei

    Yes, I have this issue with the latest Brizy version - Free 2.0.12 and PRO 2.0.6. Auto updated to Free 2.0.13 and still problems. Not all pages show the error just the following:

    https://www.pitchnight.com.au/student-directory/art-directors/ 

    https://www.pitchnight.com.au/student-directory/suits/

    https://www.pitchnight.com.au/student-directory/copywriters/

    The home page and https://www.pitchnight.com.au/student-directory/creative-duos/ do not show the error which consistently occurs when trying to “Edit with Brizy” (regardless of if a change is made) then clicking “Go to Dashboard”. I tried with all plugins disabled and manually deleting and reinstalling Brizy from scratch without success. Any ideas?

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  • Natalia Chitoroaga

    Hi John!

    This error:

    "There has been a critical error on your website. Learn more about debugging in WordPress." is a general WordPress Error; 

    I've created a ticket for you, you should receive a request on your email right now. Please send us the wp credentials and I will check and fix asap.

     

    Thanks!

    Natalia

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