Plugin Contributor
Qurl
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Please make sure you’re using the latest version of Dynamic Widgets.
I am indeed using the latest version (1.5.4).
Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
Hmm… what’s the last option you see?
The last option is “Custom Post Type Archives”
Here’s a screen-grab of the option screen:
http://min.us/lICRVpQCZJtWs
Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
That’s the last option anyway. I do see in the screendump options missing. Looks like those modules are not being detected. How many files do you have in ./wp-content/plugin/dynamic-widgets/mods/ ?
I have 24 files, among them is “search_module.php”
I don’t know if this helps, but this is the content of my ‘search_module.php’ – I’ve noticed it’s a lot ‘thinner’ than most other files.
<?php
/**
* Search Module
*
* @version $Id: search_module.php 523481 2012-03-25 19:49:08Z qurl $
* @copyright 2011 Jacco Drabbe
*/
class DW_Search extends DWModule {
public static $option = array( 'search' => 'Search page' );
protected static $question = 'Show widget on the search page?';
}
?>
Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
Yeah, that’s correct. error_modules.php is also very small. Not much necessary there.
Can you find out which PHP version is being used on your server? I found out with help of another user, the minimum PHP version should actually be 5.2.7
Ah, I see, we’re running PHP 5.2.4.
I’ll talk to my sysadmin and see if we can upgrade.
Thanks a lot for your help so far!
I’ll keep you posted.
Thanks for your help Qurl!
I’ve upgraded to PHP 5.2.10 and the missing categories appeared.
Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
Cool! FYI: It has to do with a bug before 5.2.7 in PHP not always exposing scope properties within an object.
