• It’s a shame that this fantastic plug-in has been abandoned by its developer. I love it and have several classes I couldn’t run without it.

    When I did a new install today, I hit the same ClassBlogs_Plugins_Aggregation_Schemata error that several others reported.

    Thankfully, it turns out that there’s an incredibly simple solution to the problem. The file Schemata.php in /ClassBlogs/Plugins/Aggregation is using the PHP shorthand for its delimiter, which hasn’t been supported in forever. So all you need to do to fix this problem is to open in that file in any text editor and change the FIRST line of code from:

    <?

    to

    <?php

    Save the file, upload it to your server, and you should be all set.

    Note that when I did this, I had tried activating the plug-in first, got the error, fixed it, and then still got an error. I actually had to delete the plug-in, reinstall it, then – and this is important – fix the error BEFORE attempting to activate. After that I was able to do the network activation without issue.

    I hope this helps. With any luck, even though the original developer is gone, those of us using the plug-in can continue to help each other out and keep this going.

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/class-blogs/

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