Bug in latest version of Betheme - Call to undefined function mfn_opts_show()

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• Pablo

  March 2019 edited March 2019

  Hi,
  I suppose that you use the Child Theme, thats because we changed the structure of the Child Theme.
  Now, you don't have to declare changes in the functions.php file, overwrite the files in the Child Theme.
  But you have to delete the old Child Theme and install the new one which is in the latest package of BeTheme in the ThemeForest.
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• webbabe

  March 2019

  That's correct, we use a child theme.

  So we need to keep all files that were modified, and upload new files, correct?

  I don's understand what you mean with 'Now, you don't have to declare changes in the functions.php file, overwrite the files in the Child Theme.'
  
• Pablo

  March 2019

  Previously, you had to include the information in functions.php file which files were changed to turn on that change on the theme.
  Documentation: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/
  
  Right now, you don't have to include that information, your changes will be automatically added without leaving a note in a functions.php file - of course, you have to turn on the Child Theme on your website.
  

  
  

  But, in your case it will not solve that 'Call to undefined function mfn_opts_show()' - sorry, my bad.

  To make it work, you have to find that function in your modified files and replace the 'mfn_opts_show()' to 'echo mfn_opts_get()'

  
  

  After that, everything will be working fine, we had to make that change because of the new envato rules, more about it here: https://help.author.envato.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000481243#h_674316188621522302914837
  

  
  

  Thanks

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