Posted 11 months ago #
Hi,
I have many errors which cause Apache crash:
PHP Warning: feof(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /mysite.com/wp-content/plugins/amazonsimpleadmin/AsaCustomerReviews.php on line 135
PHP Warning: fgets(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in mysite.com/wp-content/plugins/amazonsimpleadmin/AsaCustomerReviews.php on line 137
Hope I can find help because I like this plugin!
Posted 11 months ago #
same trouble
Posted 11 months ago #
me too.
Crashed 2 Servers in minutes
Posted 11 months ago #
error log file has grown to 13gb
Please Help
Posted 11 months ago #
I'm seeing the same trouble on mine. Deactivating for now…
I wonder if this could be related to Amazon canceling associate accounts because of new tax laws. I know I'm in one of the states where that happened.
Posted 11 months ago #
Same Problem in Germany , hope for a Solution shortly
Posted 11 months ago #
wrote to the author - he is silent
Posted 11 months ago #
Hi guys,
I am not silent any more, I was just working the whole day... :-)
Now I am on this and I hope to find a solution shotly! Please be patient.
Someone has new ideas by now? I am just starting researches...
Pleas also look here (http://www.wordpress-amazon-plugin.com/2011/126/new-version-0-9-9-2-released/) On this site the plugin still works by the way...
Posted 11 months ago #
Ok, it seams to be a problem with parsing the reviews.
Posted 11 months ago #
Maybe you could add an option to desactivate the reviews if we don't need them? So that we can still use the plugin anyway :)
Posted 11 months ago #
Yes, I will do so and add some options to the backend.
For now to fix the problem (works for me) before I commit a new version you could update the file AsaCustomerReviews.php in the plugin's root dir with the one I just updated in the svn trunk:
http://svn.wp-plugins.org/amazonsimpleadmin/trunk/
The problem occurs when opening the Amazon review page to get the customer ratings. When opening the page with the php function fopen there is a problem (I don't know why yet). I give curl the priority now, this still seams to work. If curl is not available on your server the customer ratings may be broken by now but the errors should not be filling the server logs any more... :-)
Posted 11 months ago #
The Solution works fine ... thanks for great Support! :)
Posted 11 months ago #
Seems to be ok here too :)
Posted 11 months ago #
Thank you very much for the patience!
I am committing a new version to the plugin repository right now.
If you like my plugin, please recommend it ;)
And if you want new features feel free to contact me at eg http://www.wordpress-amazon-plugin.com/ (will change this to http://www.wp-amazon-plugin.com/ soon)
Posted 11 months ago #
Thanks for the update. Looks like it's working fine now!
Posted 11 months ago #
Seems to work BUT: My own templates have gone again...
After every Update my own templates will be deleted. Thats really annoying.
Posted 11 months ago #
Hi meydot,
You have to create your own template. Just take the default one, customize it like you want and "Save it as..." Give it another name ("mytemplate.htm") in the templates folder. After that, in your short code, instead of using [asa]XXX[/asa], use the name you gave: [asa mytemplate]XXX[/asa]
That's it your template won't be deleted anymore after any update :)
Posted 11 months ago #
Sorry, but I created my own templates and named them zubehoer.htm and so on. After this update they all have been deleted. I have 4 Blogs with own templates. On all 4 Blogs they have been deleted.
Posted 11 months ago #
Hi meydot,
that's right and I am sorry for that. I guess with one of the last versions WordPress changed the plugin update process. The whole directory gets deleted.
The last days I was working on a soultion to automatically backup the templates on updating. This will be part of the next version. But as this functionality comes with the next version, you must backup your templates for the next update for yourself again (hopefully for the last time! :-))
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