str_getcsv() is a PHP 5.3 function. I use it to tokenize a comma-separated list of e-mail addresses. I’ll have to find a replacement.
Thanks for the bug report!
Fixed:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function str_getcsv() => Replaced with PHP 4 function
Before I release a new version, would you please grab the development version and try it out.
I found this page that says Zend Framework 2.3 requires PHP 5.3.23 or above.
I’ve installed PH 5.2.17 on my computer but it’s probably going to be a little while longer until I get a working version for your version of PHP..
Thread Starter
micb
(@micb)
Hi,
I just added the following lines on line 111 of file OAuthSmtpEngin.php:
if(!function_exists('str_getcsv')) {
function str_getcsv($input, $delimiter = ',', $enclosure = '"') {
if( ! preg_match("/[$enclosure]/", $input) ) {
return (array)preg_replace(array("/^\\s*/", "/\\s*$/"), '', explode($delimiter, $input));
}
$token = "##"; $token2 = "::";
//alternate tokens "3434", "3535", "%%";
$t1 = preg_replace(array("/\\\[$enclosure]/", "/$enclosure{2}/",
"/[$enclosure]\\s*[$delimiter]\\s*[$enclosure]\\s*/", "/\\s*[$enclosure]\\s*/"),
array($token2, $token2, $token, $token), trim(trim(trim($input), $enclosure)));
$a = explode($token, $t1);
foreach($a as $k=>$v) {
if ( preg_match("/^{$delimiter}/", $v) || preg_match("/{$delimiter}$/", $v) ) {
$a[$k] = trim($v, $delimiter); $a[$k] = preg_replace("/$delimiter/", "$token", $a[$k]); }
}
$a = explode($token, implode($token, $a));
return (array)preg_replace(array("/^\\s/", "/\\s$/", "/$token2/"), array('', '', $enclosure), $a);
}
}
With this change I can send a test email to myself, but usual notifications from the platform are still not sent. Furthermore, my test emails still land in the SPAM folder…
.. that’s interesting. I guess you didn’t download my code, I did (more or less):
if(!function_exists('str_getcsv')) {
$fh = fopen ( 'php://temp', 'r+' );
fwrite ( $fh, $email );
rewind ( $fh );
$t = fgetcsv ( $fh );
fclose ( $fh );
} else {
$t = str_getcsv ( $email );
}
I thought for sure you were going to run into
Fatal error: Class 'ArrayObject' not found
But I guess your PHP has the SPL extension installed.. I added this check in AdminController.php as a warning:
public function create_admin_page() {
// test features
$sslRequirement = extension_loaded ( 'openssl' );
$splAutoloadRegisterRequirement = function_exists ( 'spl_autoload_register' );
$phpVersionRequirement = PHP_VERSION_ID >= 50300;
$arrayObjectRequirement = class_exists ( 'ArrayObject' );
So, if you have no more errors, and you can send a test e-mail to yourself, the question now is why do other notifications not get sent?
Question: In your test e-mail that you got, does your body say:
' - sent by Postman via internal engine'
or
' - sent by Postman via wp_mail()'
I actually try to send mail TWICE in case wp_mail() failed…
Would you like to become a developer on the project, micb? I can give you write access to the repo.
I test with Contact Form 7 and the WordPress Lost Password function myself… maybe it’s plugin compatibility problem? What other ‘usual notifications’ are you talking about? I can download the plugins you’re using and try them in my dev environment.
Gah! >:-(
You can’t send mail (no-one can send mail) cuz there is a bug:
Notice: Undefined variable: authorizationToken in /Users/jasonhendriks/Documents/workspace-postman/PostmanSMTP/Postman/PostmanWpMail.php on line 27
Fatal error: Call to a member function save() on a non-object in /Users/jasonhendriks/Documents/workspace-postman/PostmanSMTP/Postman/PostmanWpMail.php on line 27
I’ll release 0.2.7 right away.
Is this working for you now?
Thread Starter
micb
(@micb)
Hi,
Thanks for the update. I took a simpler way, which also works for now for me. But I will keep in mind your plugin which looks great!
Thanks!
