Okay, it seems the previous fix wasn't sufficient, or another issue arose. Fatal errors often stem from load order issues, especially with complex dependencies like Action Scheduler, or potential class/function naming conflicts in the global scope. Let's try a more defensive approach: 1. **Reinforce the Action Scheduler Check:** Make the `is_action_scheduler_active` check even more robust. 2. **Guard Plugin Initialization:** Add an explicit check for the core `ActionScheduler` class *before* attempting to instantiate the main plugin class within the `plugins_loaded` callback. This is crucial if AS loads later than this plugin. 3. **Minor Version Bump:** Update version to 7.3.1 to reflect the fix. Here is the complete, corrected code with these changes implemented: ```php Blog - Page 5 of 10 - Gear Up to Grow
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