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  • Thread Starter Ken

    (@knichol)

    We’re making some progress. The blank site problem is a simple solution apparently. The synchronization between WP and the plug-in for activation is faulty.

    After you activate the plug-in (ignoring the fatal error which has been deemed a bug.) You have to modify the file web-optimizer/config.webo.php change the line $compress_options['active'] = "0"; to read $compress_options['active'] = "1"; this should prevent the blank screen. I am now having to deal with no css or images loading.

    Thread Starter Ken

    (@knichol)

    As I am not getting any response here, I am going to open up a support ticket on the google code website.

    http://code.google.com/p/web-optimizator/issues/detail?id=94

    Thread Starter Ken

    (@knichol)

    Alright, I’ve deleted all the data, and re-installed everything. The admin-set_options( ) error is gone; however, There is still the same fatal error present. I do now have this detail:

    Rendering of template admin_container.php failed.
    Debug info:
    
    Looking for file in:
    
        * C:/workspace/wordpress/wp-admin/view/admin_container.php
        * view/admin_container.php
    
    Server info:
    
        * Document root: C:/workspace
        * Script name: /wordpress/wp-admin/plugins.php

    This is running WP 2.8.4 on xampp for windows with the two most recent download-able files 0.5.9.9.

    Thread Starter Ken

    (@knichol)

    Further testing has indeed yielded a new insight. After running the script through X Debugger I achieved the following explanation.

    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\workspace\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\web-optimizer\controller\admin.php on line 794

    It’s odd, since it throws a warning, but I guess any error is considered fatal by the WordPress templating system.

    More specifically the error occurs after the following call:
    admin->set_options( ) ..\web.optimizer.wordpress.php
    Remember of course the error is in the function set_options() in the file admin.php as stated above. Not in the wordpress plugin file for web-optimizer.

    Thread Starter Ken

    (@knichol)

    As much as I appreciate the link, it does not apply to the problem at hand. As I said, when you click activate, the plug-in generates a fatal error that has no description. Specifically:

    Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

    No further details.

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