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This can be achieved by completely rewriting the shortcode for the quizzes.
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In reply to: [Plugin: CDN Sync Tool] Images not syncingWell I’ve just tested on 3.1 using a CatN vCluster and it worked perfectly so the mime_content_type is the only thing I can think of.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: CDN Sync Tool] Images not syncingI suspect it’s because you don’t have mime_content_type(). Which it mean that then you either need to get your hoster to install it, you install it, change hosters (I would suggest checking out http://catn.com) or create a replacement function.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CDN Sync Tool] [Plugin: CDN Sync Tool] Fatal error: … Aws.php on line 110http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/function.finfo-file.php as it states under the name of the function
“(PHP >= 5.3.0, PECL fileinfo >= 0.1.0)”
those are the requirements.
Also http://uk3.php.net/mime_content_type there is a snippet of code there you could add into your functions.php file or somewhere to reproduce the mime_content_type.
I would also check and see if your host is running a 32bit server as it has a DoS flaw if it is. There are several other security updates. Personally if I was you I would move for the simple fact they seem to be a bunch of cowboys. There are plenty of hosters that would give you accurate support advise as well as have their PHP configured in a responsible way.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CDN Sync Tool] [Plugin: CDN Sync Tool] Fatal error: … Aws.php on line 110Well, you’re hosting provider is correct that mime_content_type() is deprecated, however not having it due to that reason is silly since it’s deprecated and not just removed for a reason. Many items of code require it.
fileinfo is not in PEAR it is in pecl, which means they would need to install it. However the plugin is designed for PHP 5.3 which has fileinfo installed by default and requires constants that are found in php 5.3 but aren’t defined in the pecl extension.
You should alert your hoster that not having functions because they have been deprecated is silly as functions are undeprecated. It’s even worse that they don’t have the deprecated function because it’s deprecated but haven’t upgraded their PHP install to have the functionality which it’s been deprecated for.
You should either upgrade to hosters where people use common sense or get your current host to set up their PHP install is a responsible way.
Is that file in the media library?
turn
$finfo = function_exists('finfo_open') ? finfo_open(FILEINFO_MIME_TYPE) : false;into
$finfo = function_exists('finfo_open') ? finfo_open() : false;However as I said this isn’t the best practice as it will break if you upgrade the plugin. You should upgrade your PHP install, if you’ve got managed hosting you should get someone new to manage your stuff, if your PHP install is that far behind the security updates then I expect other applications will also be behind the security updates.
Hi,
The problem is you’ve installed finfo onto a php 5.2 install which doesn’t have the predefined CONSTANT. If you want to remove the constant in that line it should work. However, a better practice is to upgrade to 5.3.x.Hi,
Can you tell me what version of PHP you are using? You seem to be missing mime_content_type() and finfo. Which is required by the plugin. These are generally basic functions one can expect to be install. It’s advised you either install these functions, if you are on a shared host ask them to install them or look for a new host. If you do look for a new host, I suggest you check out catn.com which will help you on your way to having a fast, responsive web site.This will be fixed in 1.4 when it’s released.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CDN Sync Tool] [Plugin: CDN Sync Tool] Not saving files to Amazon CloudJust tested, working in version 1.7.
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In reply to: [CDN Sync Tool] [Plugin: CDN Sync Tool] Not saving files to Amazon CloudMy bad, I changed something and was busy so just did a test via the sync which weirdly didn’t give me any errors which I would have thought it would have considering how screwed up it was. Fixed the issue and tested using the unit test.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CDN Sync Tool] [Plugin: CDN Sync Tool] Fatal error: … Aws.php on line 110Can I ask what version of PHP you are using? Since that constant is predefined and should be there by default.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: NextGEN Gallery] W3 Total Cache – Please HelpSo what you’re saying is it’s useless because in the future W3TC will have the features CDN Sync Tool has which W3TC doesn’t currently have?
That’s some screwed up logic, mabye you should wait until W3TC has said features and then say it? It would make way more sense.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CDN Sync Tool] [Plugin: CDN Sync Tool] Fatal error: … Aws.php on line 110The problem is your PHP doesn’t have mime_content_type or finfo which is required. Ask your host provider to install one of those functionality or if they cannot move hosts.
I can suggest http://www.catn.com the plugin has been fully tested on the CatN vCluster.