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  • Plugin Author Damian

    (@timersys)

    Thanks i will review the issue

    Thread Starter Ximousse

    (@ximousse)

    Actually, it’s a bit more complicated than I thought. The problem comes (also) from Twitter and the limit of requests per hour (150) and for a reason I ignore the transient doesn’t work properly. I’ll keep you posted as soon as I find a workaround.
    Thanks for this great plugin by the way !

    Plugin Author Damian

    (@timersys)

    Hi, im investigating this issue now, sorry for the delay. Can you give me more details like where you get that error?

    Actually $json was an array with an object inside, but now just in case i forced everything to be arrays. I can’t reproduce your error so im not sure if its a PHP version problem. Wich PHP version do yo have?

    Try to download the new version that will be released in the next hour

    Thread Starter Ximousse

    (@ximousse)

    Hi,
    Actually the problem, I think, comes from WordPress transients.

    The content of $json wasn’t the expected array so I checked what was in it: something like “Unauthenticated calls are permitted 150 requests per hour.”

    But from what I read in your code, there shouldn’t be more than one call every 3 hours so I monitored the calls :
    – first call of fetch_twitter_followers : OK
    – next call, three hours after : OK
    – then…. 560 calls in 50 minutes
    – next call, three hours after : OK
    – etc
    (the module is on a quite visited website)
    I’ve just started investigating so I haven’t much to tell you for the moment.

    Plugin Author Damian

    (@timersys)

    Really strange … i testes transients and works fine on my end. What could affect them? a db cache plugin ?

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