Yes, I missed starting the class at first.
Then realized my mistake. The class code was added and it returned the same error.
BTW the error is returned for both the table and list outputs if that helps any.
Try adding before the clas definition this:
require_once(ABSPATH . '/wp-content/plugins/vipers_pluginsused.php');
If that doesn’t work, then my guess is that RunPHP doesn’t support classes or something. You’ll probably want to contact the maker of that plugin and meanwhile use a custom Page template for my plugin.
just a quick note to say thanks Viper007Bond ..installed and running fine no problems … http://www.barganews.com/daily/
ciao
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Version 1.1 released! All that’s required to upgrade is replacement of the plugin file itself.
Download here:
http://www.viper007bond.com/wordpress-plugins/vipers-plugins-used/
Visit the options page (Options -> Plugins Used) if you want to set custom plugin descriptions.
Please post here, or even better, post in my support forums if you find a bug or have any issues. If you post here, I MAY miss your post. I won’t if you post on my forums as they have “view new posts”. 🙂
I got the error corrected. By deleting the plugin and installing your latest ver cleared it.
I’m guessing there was a slight error (not in code but corrupted during xfer) in the original upload and it created the error.
Thanks.
dude, cant see ur site is it down or something?
Awesome.
Quick and easy upgrade. Thanks for the great plug-in.
dude, cant see ur site is it down or something?
Mighta been, I dunno. It’s up now however though. 🙂
Thanks for the great plug-in.
No problem! 🙂
Oh, and you know your blog is down, right?
Just realized that the header for the version column in the table was bad code:
<th class='versioncolumn">Version</th>
Note the single and double quote. v1.11 is a fix of this. No need to download it unless you want to use the table format and the version column. 😉
It’s been brought to my attention that this plugin screws up the redirect on the login page, possibly other things. I suspect it has to do with the POSTing, but I’m not sure.
Looking into it now. Sorry ’bout this.
All fixed now, at least I think it is. Stupid mistake on my part by editing the $_POST array instead of just saving the edited string to my own variable.
Please download the new version (v1.12) and double check that I did indeed fix it. 🙂
Quick question, have you tested your plugin on WPMU? when i installed it, my editor’s buttons disapeared all together.
Please let me know if you ever ran into this issue.
