Plugin Author
JCV
(@psykonevro)
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your kind words!
You downloaded highslide plugin and moved it into the right folder, did you?
If so, please report the basics: what’s the name of the movie you have a problem with, is the issue happening for all movies, which imdb address are you using (akas.imdb.com, french imdb, uk imdb), have you tried the « Debug mode » (general options-advanced-misc-debug mode), what are your IMDb LT, PHP, apache and wordpress versions, have you tried to unactivate all your plugins but IMDB LT, etc.
Do not hesitate to share a link to your website.
Hi JCV,
Thanks for the response and apologies for the late response myself (I’ve been really busy recently). I tried your suggested fixes, such as deactivating all other plugins, but to no avail unfortunately.
The versions I have are:
PHP 5.3
Apache 2.2
WordPress 3.4.2
I could get the highslide working when I included movie details in a post using the [imdbltid] tags, it just didn’t work when I used the < !–imdb–> tags.
Saying all of this, I’ve just updated to the latest plugin version and now the [imdbltid] function throws up the following error multiple times within each post:
Warning: filemtime() [function.filemtime]: stat failed for /home/content/75/9924975/html/films/wp-content/cachett1753496.search in /home/content/75/9924975/html/films/wp-content/plugins/imdb-link-transformer/class/mdb_base.class.php on line 276
I assumed it was a cache issue so I disabled the cache and everything works now, even < !–imdb–> functionality 🙂 I’m pretty sure I’m missing something obvious but the Cache and Photo directories are set up OK with the correct permissions. It’s only a smallish private site though (which is why I can’t share the link unfortunately) so unless I’m missing something obvious then I think I’m just going to leave the cache disabled.
Thanks for your help JVC, and for the awesome plugin. It’s great to see that you’re still working on updates too 🙂
Matt
Plugin Author
JCV
(@psykonevro)
Hi Matt,
Thanks again for your kind words!
Just a thought: did you correctly end your Cache directory “(absolute path)” setting with a trailing slash?
According to the error you have, it might be possible you didn’t. That could explain the error.
Also try to reset all settings; perhaps something weird happened.
Hope it helps!
Hi JCV,
What a muppet I am. You’re right, I was missing the trailing slash. Everything works flawlessly now, brilliant.
Thanks a lot JCV, I really appreciate your help! You’ve made my day 🙂
Kind regards,
Matt
