Fatal and error 500 toolset.layouts-themes-factory.class.php

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Tags: Layouts plugin, Types plugin, Views plugin

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Last updated by Luo Yang vor 6 Jahre, 4 Monate.

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Dezember 13, 2017 at 5:56 pm #598645

Miranda

Hi,

I just updated View, Types, and Layout @ days ago, but since then runnig into a lot of 500 errors like the following:

[13-Dec-2017 16:11:53 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on boolean in E:\Content\mysite\wp-content\plugins\wp-views\vendor\toolset\toolset-theme-settings\compatibility-loader\toolset.layouts-themes-factory.class.php on line 31

I am running Divi Theme, I did update to latest version, 3.0.91 but reverted it to 3.0.22 because I thought the 500 were comeing from Divi update. It might be something else.

I runing IIS 7.5, WordPress 4.9.1, PHP 5.6.27, MySQL 5.6.36, memory limit is set to 128M.

PS: I cannot update to PHP7 before next year.

Do you have any ideas? I found another topic and they said it might comes from styles and child theme.

Thank you for your help.

Dezember 14, 2017 at 3:40 am #598752

Luo Yang

Dear Yohann,

I have seen similar problem before when some other user migrate their website with wrong theme settings .
You can try these:
1) Use FTP tools login your website, rename the "wp-content" folder to "wp-content-bak"
2) Login to WordPress admin side, Dashboard-> Appearance-> Themes, refresh this page, it will reset your theme settings
3) Restore back the "wp-content" folder to "wp-content"
and test again

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