I can confirm this still as error in 5.0.5.
In version 5.0.5, meow-lightbox/classes/core.php, line 264,
common value in vanilla WordPress for ‘created_timestamp’ is “0”, as in string 0, not int 0.
Then on line 279 that string is fed into date(). Hence the error.
Hey @konehead ! 👋
The previous thread has been marked as resolved, which helps us keep track of the issues addressed on the support forum. Please note that we are unable to remove comments, so the comment removal you mentioned did not originate from us.
The first message you posted was related to an issue with the type of arguments that the date function was receiving. This issue has been fixed but has not yet been released. There were no updates between your last post and this one.
In version 5.0.5, the timestamp value is now verified to ensure it is not equal to 0, whether it’s a string “0” or an integer 0. PHP can handle and compare these values accordingly (using the loose equality operator).
For your information, we have developed a new method to ensure the timestamp value is in the appropriate type to accommodate various use cases. This improvement will be addressed in the upcoming update.
Regarding your display issue, please feel free to send a screenshot, as it would be easier for us to understand what is happening. Thank you!
We appreciate your patience and understanding. 😊