Sorry, there’s a bug with the cache in the most recent version I released. If you disable the cache setting on the options page, it should start working again. I also should have a fix pushed through later today.
Thread Starter
Brian
(@bkurious)
Thank you!
I just upgraded to flickrRSS 5.3.1 and received the header error below:
Warning: Attempt to modify property of non-object in /home/.../public_html/wp-content/themes/.../functions.php on line 218
Line 218 of functions.php is used in a code block to “IGNORE PLUGIN UPDATE NOTICES”:
unset( $value->response['wp-pagenavi/wp-pagenavi.php'] );
I wouldn’t add anything like that, but it’s possible someone else did. Any idea why flickrRSS (or the code above) isn’t playing nice?
I don’t think it’s related to flickrRSS.
Seems sort of odd… maybe someone has told wp-pagenavi not to update? Perhaps it’s worth updating the plugin, maybe someone got in through an error and has been suppressing notices about updates to the plugin.
Thread Starter
Brian
(@bkurious)
It is strange. I just deleted the line in functions.php and activated the plugin. It activated fine, but now I’m receiving this error:
Warning: fwrite() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/happy/public_html/wp-content/plugins/flickr-rss/flickrrss.php on line 189
Hmm, don’t really know to be honest, was the caching working before. As part of a rewrite, I’ll use built-in WordPress methods for grabbing the files, and not be reliant on system tools.
Easiest solution for now, is probably to turn the cache off and just load the images from Flickr.
Thread Starter
Brian
(@bkurious)
The caching was working before; I noticed the error when I made my original post. It had working for months before that.
Unfortunately, caching is a necessity for the site at this point. But, your built-in idea is spot on. Is there a way to stay notified of releases?
For precaution, for now I’ll just keep the plugin de-activated until an update.
Thanks for responsiveness. You’ve been helpful!
If you still need caching, and an old version of the plugin worked, you can still grab them here: http://wordpress.org/plugins/flickr-rss/developers/. Nothing really changed other than fetching the images from an https:// url. It’s possible that your server has some sort of issue grabbing from an https url.
Thread Starter
Brian
(@bkurious)
Thanks, that worked. I downloaded and installed 4.0. I tried using flickr-rss’s cache in conjunction with WP Super Cache, but it didn’t work. So I deactivated the flickr-rss cache feature and it still works perfectly.
Cheers!
I’ve got 5.3.1 and the same issues:
Warning: fopen(/15165753316_ab650e4f75_s.jpg) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/(path)/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/flickr-rss/flickrrss.php on line 187
Warning: fwrite() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/(path)/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/flickr-rss/flickrrss.php on line 189
Warning: fclose() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/(path)/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/flickr-rss/flickrrss.php on line 190
Caching is turned off, and I’m reluctant to downgrade the plugin – I just upgraded to WP 4, so I’m turning your plugin off for now. If you come up with a fix, or need someone to test, please let me know.
