The latest version in Github should fix the OAuthDataStore issues mentioned above: https://github.com/cftp/twitter-tracker/archive/master.zip
Simon,
If you put in a search term in the widget such as “#wordpressxyz123” that will get you null on the return and have include retweet disabled, the new code locks up. If you turn on debug you get this error:
“Fatal error: Call to a member function remove_retweets() on a non-object in line 229 – See more at: “
I didn’t look at the code, but it either needs a check overall for no results, or if you already have that, somehow this function needs it’s own or to be brought into that check?
Thanks for the great plugin!
In my case I can’t authenticate with twitter (gives me a 500 error no matter how many different servers I try) as explained in a previous message in this board.
By the way, it’s never a bad time to say it… thank you a lot for your effort.
I’ve released a new version which you can update to through WordPress, version 3.3.3. Please let me know any issues.
Fixes the Twitter API issues, and adds options for dealing with Emoji.
I’m getting the 500 error mentioned above. Works fine on my other site?!!
The website encountered an error while retrieving …wp-admin/options-general.php?page=tt_auth. It may be down for maintenance or configured incorrectly.
HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request.
V 3.3.3
3.5.2
Any progress on the 500 error? Thank you!
Still no progress on the 500 error? I am having the same issue.
People still getting the 500 error, please try the following:
If you have access to the error logs on your server, please trigger the error and then send the logs to me so I can see what’s going wrong. If you don’t know if you have access, please trigger the error, note the time and date, then write to your web host requesting the PHP error logs for that time.
If you are able to, please go through the following procedure:
- Switch to a default WordPress theme (TwentyTen, TwentyEleven, TwentyTwelve) – do you still get the error?
- Deactivate all other plugins – do you still get the error?
- Reactivate your plugins one by one – which one triggers the error? Make a note, deactivate the other plugin, then continue on reactivating to check it’s just the one plugin clashing. Let me know which plugins are clashing.
Which page are you getting the error on? Is it just the authorisation page?
@timdudley76 – What plugins are active on the site where you have the problem which are not active on the site where you don’t have the problem? What themes are you running on both sites?
Thanks all.
(My email is simonw and my domain is codeforthepeople.com.)
Just an update from 3 weeks ago.
As I was working on a test site, I was in the position to be able to delete all other plugins and start from scratch and then everything worked perfectly. It still worked when I added Jetpack and a shortcode plugin, using the theme ‘Best’ http://bloggingexperiment.com/best-theme
Ultimately, we decided not to use the plugin as the client changed their mind (!) but thank you for all your work on an excellent plugin!
SimonW,
Here is the error it is giving me:
[18-Jul-2013 03:55:46 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class OAuthDataStore in /mnt/586782/www.rrea.com/web/content/wp-content/plugins/twitter-tracker/class.oauth.php on line 692
@mattregister – Can you please check if the latest version from Github works for you? https://github.com/cftp/twitter-tracker/archive/master.zip
Thank you.
Changes:
- BUGFIX: Fix name clash by renaming a class (hopefully the last one)
- ENHANCEMENT: Show message in search widget when no tweets are found
- ENHANCEMENT: Add
tt_no_tweets filter to tailor “no tweets” message
(@ozke – see message above)
Yes, I am using the latest version of WP and the plugin.
