Hi there, and thanks for the heads up!
I just released version 0.9.1, which should fix this issue (by referring to the proper directory name, “Titan-Framework”) and one other that popped up for me when testing with older versions of PHP. Definitely let me know if you’re still experiencing this issue, or any others.
Can you clarify why you think this plugin requires PHP 5.4? Is it just because of the issue you encountered? If so, that shouldn’t be a requirement, and I tested back to PHP 5.2, where it was working just fine). If not, please let me know so I can modify things as needed.
Appreciate your feedback and help!
– Mickey
Hey Mickey!
Thanks for blazing fast fix! It works flawlessly now. I’ve mentioned that it needs PHP 5.4 just because of the issue with referencing function return array directly without temporary variable – I didn’t know if you used this or some more 5.4 features.
Greets
Jakub Chodorowicz
I seem to see one more issue – on frontend I get
GET ■■■/wp-content/uploads/titan-framework-better-font-awesome-css.css?ver=3.8.1 404 (Not Found)
from <link rel='stylesheet' id='tf-compiled-options-better-font-awesome-css' href='■■■/wp-content/uploads/titan-framework-better-font-awesome-css.css?ver=3.8.1' type='text/css' media='all' />
My pleasure!
And yes, this is an optional stylesheet that is loaded via the framework (useful for plugins with more involved options/CSS). No stylesheet is generated for this plugin, so the file doesn’t exist – is this causing an issue for you? Please let me know if it is and I’ll have a look. Thanks!
Not a really big issue, it’s just extra (failed) GET request on the user side. It’s then probably this framework’s issue.
