I’m sorry but your message doesn’t make any sense… what was the error message? There is no code to insert or denial of access included with this plugin, and it is fully compatible with the latest version of WordPress.
When I attempt top activate the plugin this is the message I get:
“Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in /home/my path to plugins/google-document-embedder/libs/lib-setup.php on line 47″
rowanwolf, Hello dear, I am using a alternative with more options and works fine
http://wordpress.org/plugins/sz-google/
Thanks for the suggestion. However, this plugin is kind of google kitchen sink, and all I need (or want) is the document embed function.
GDE doesn’t include any appliances 😉
Thanks for the info about the error message. I haven’t seen any other reports of this issue and I can’t reproduce it, so can you tell me what version of PHP your server is running? I wonder if there is some incompatibility I can fix.
You can try using the plugin editor to locate the file and changing this line
'ga_category' => $env['pdata']['Name'],
to
'ga_category' => 'Google Doc Embedder',
This might give you a workaround. This function uses WP’s built-in get_plugin_data method though so the fact that you’re getting an error on it is quite strange.
