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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Songbook] New Problem: “Fatal Error” on actual Web siteThanks very much for the hint! I went into the server configuration, discovered my account was still using PHP v. 5.2, but also that v. 5.3 was available. I upgraded to v. 5.3, and now your plugin seems to work without activation problems. So as far as I’m concerned, no work-around is necessary. Thanks again!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Songbook] WP Songbook Still Destroying Entire Web SiteI’m starting to feel like Charlie Brown trying to kick the football…
I tried the newest version (2.0.10), set the debug variables as requested (above) and I’m still getting the cutesy message about “alien from space” and no songs. The error messages logged to the debug file are these:
[02-Aug-2016 01:03:51 UTC] PHP Stack trace:[02-Aug-2016 01:03:51 UTC] PHP 1. {main}() D:\wamp\www\index.php:0
[02-Aug-2016 01:03:51 UTC] PHP 2. require() D:\wamp\www\index.php:17
[02-Aug-2016 01:03:51 UTC] PHP 3. require_once() D:\wamp\www\wp-blog-header.php:19
[02-Aug-2016 01:03:51 UTC] PHP 4. include() D:\wamp\www\wp-includes\template-loader.php:75
[02-Aug-2016 01:03:51 UTC] PHP 5. the_content() D:\wamp\www\wp-content\themes\twentythirteen\page.php:34
[02-Aug-2016 01:03:51 UTC] PHP 6. apply_filters() D:\wamp\www\wp-includes\post-template.php:240
[02-Aug-2016 01:03:51 UTC] PHP 7. call_user_func_array:{D:\wamp\www\wp-includes\plugin.php:235}() D:\wamp\www\wp-includes\plugin.php:235
[02-Aug-2016 01:03:51 UTC] PHP 8. songbook_public->songlist() D:\wamp\www\wp-includes\plugin.php:235
and the same error messages are shown on the screen, along with the cutesy (infuriating) message. Yes, it’s true that I’m running this on a local (WAMP) server setup, so I can test it before publicly posting it on the Web (a good thing, too, with messages like that popping up!), but no one else’s plug-ins seem to have any problems with that. Why can’t this one get it right?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Songbook] WP Songbook Still Destroying Entire Web SiteOnce again, V. 2.0.9 still has problems (a new one this time). Instead of trashing the Web site or the “Songs” page, this time it just made all (44) of my songs disappear. On the “Songs” page, instead of showing any of the songs, I get the following cutesy message:
“We are sorry but nothing was found for selected conditions. An (probably green) alien from space have stolen everything similar this morning. Please, try something different”
I’m really getting tired of this…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Songbook] WP Songbook Still Destroying Entire Web SiteIt’s still got problems!
Installed V. 2.07, hoping the V. 2.x problems were finally fixed. I suppose this one is an improvement (?), since it no longer trashes the entire Web site, just the pages that are supposed to display songs. Still can’t use it, though, since that was supposed to be its whole purpose. The error message has changed, too– now it says:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in D:\wamp\www\wp-content\plugins\wp-songbook\inc\class.public.php on line 164
Hope you can get this fixed sometime….
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Songbook] WP Songbook Still Destroying Entire Web SiteDid it again!
Once again, v. 2.0.3, which was supposed to fix the problem present in all the last 3 versions, has destroyed my Web site (every page), and I’m going to have to restore the whole thing from a backup (Fortunately, I’ve learned with this plugin to make a full backup every time. Here is the newest set of error messages:( ! ) Warning: include_once(inc/class.ajax.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in D:\wamp\www\wp-content\plugins\wp-songbook\wp-songbook.php on line 47
Call Stack
# Time Memory Function Location
1 0.0010 131264 {main}( ) …\index.php:0
2 0.0010 133144 require( ‘D:\wamp\www\wp-blog-header.php’ ) …\index.php:17
3 0.0020 145640 require_once( ‘D:\wamp\www\wp-load.php’ ) …\wp-blog-header.php:13
4 0.0020 152576 require_once( ‘D:\wamp\www\wp-config.php’ ) …\wp-load.php:37
5 0.0050 231656 require_once( ‘D:\wamp\www\wp-settings.php’ ) …\wp-config.php:89
6 0.2230 15068672 include_once( ‘D:\wamp\www\wp-content\plugins\wp-songbook\wp-songbook.php’ ) …\wp-settings.php:255I still have some hope for this plugin, but it’s getting harder to maintain it. This is getting old!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Audio Album] How do I get started?You mentioned using a “Genesis” theme landing page elsewhere on your site. Was this what you used for the for the “lyrics” popup windows? I’ve tried some other “landing page” plugins, but haven’t found one yet that would work with your plugin. Since the “Genesis” themes are premium-priced, and apparently you can’t try them until you buy them, I’d like to make sure that it would work with your plugin before paying for one of them (and also which specific one to get). The Dave Draper Web site you mentioned, BTW, appears to work just about the way I’d like mine to work, so if that’s what the “Genesis” theme will do for me, I think it would be worth it. Thanks for any further help you can offer.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Audio Album] How do I get started?Thanks very much! This worked (at least well enough to do some more trial-and-error work to get most of this working right– you might add something like this to the instructions for rank beginners like me). One thing still isn’t working, though: the “lyrics” links. I’ve tried linking to an HTML file in the same “uploads” directory as the MP3 files, linking to a page, and linking to a blog post page. The “post” link is the only one that (sort of) worked, but that totally screwed up the blog that I have in another section– even though I made the lyrics “post” silent, it shows up right in the middle of the blog (even BEFORE my introductory post), with a big “SILENT” added to the title of the song. I tried several other formats besides “Standard”, and they still show up in the blog, but often not in the audio album. Is there a way to get the “lyrics” function to work without causing this “crosstalk” with other parts of the Web site? Thanks for any more help you can give me.