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YITH WooCommerce Recover Abandoned Cart Premium

NULLED YITH WooCommerce Recover Abandoned Cart Premium 3.11.0 NULLED

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YITH WooCommerce Recover Abandoned Cart Premium - Reminds users who did not complete the checkout about their pending order

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Recover up to 60% of orders and abandoned carts with just one click​

Recent research shows that each year about 4 trillion dollars of goods were abandoned in carts by e-commerce users. What’s interesting is that more than 60% of these carts can be recovered and transformed into purchases. YITH WooCommerce Recover Abandoned Cart NULLED will just do that: it will help you convert these abandoned carts into purchase orders.

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3.11.0 gives critical error upon installation. renaming file init.php will make site run again but not the plugin
Short version: the crash is coming from the injected “nullcave” block at the very top of that init.php.

3.10.0 was running well
 
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additional info:
    • Runs only in admin, but is loaded on every request. (it should be embedded in if (is_admin()) { ... }
Why this causes a fatal:
  • If any other plugin (often another YITH plugin) was modified with the same injection, you’ll get a “Cannot redeclare class YITH_Activator” (or similar) when both load.
  • Even without a duplicate, the pre_http_request hook can return a WP_Error/forged payload that downstream code doesn’t expect, causing type errors when something tries to treat it like a normal wp_remote_* response.
 
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