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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: AdSense Manager v3.0 RC1The upgrade run should now work rather than throwing an error. Apologies to the people who downloaded this by accident it was incorrectly tagged final release: if you want the old AdSense Manager back just download from extend.
The problem with the widgets appears to be a WordPress bug: most other plugins don’t have it because of how they manage their functions, but it’s not really feasible to do it that way in AM. I’ll wait and see if a fix is coming, if not I can code a way around it…
Thanks for the feedback folks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Register to WordPress 2.3.3 gives undefined functionI think it’s a bug: see here.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Register to WordPress 2.3.3 gives undefined functionI’ve found the cause of this problem: for some reason calling classes without instantiating a variable causes problems. I was using adsensem::etc to refer to functions in the class – but doing this prevents access to the widget functions from within that.
If I create a variable $adsensem=new adsensem(); and call from within it works absolutely fine.
Anybody know a technical reason for this? Seems odd.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Error upon installation of adsense-managerSorry folks, the wrong version was tagged for release (v3.0 is experimental at the moment). If you visit the download page now v2.5 is put back in it’s rightful place as the stable version.
Download it and follow instructions (upgrade to version 3.0 will be supported when it’s ready).
Apologies for any confusion!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Register to WordPress 2.3.3 gives undefined functionpasber: Apologies, I jumped on this thread but am not using your plugin: I’m just experiencing the same problem as the person above while writing my own on my local install. Like you I have a plugins_loaded action but Widgets are no longer a plugin and the code is being loaded after the final load of plugins.
I can’t quite identify when they are being loaded at all though: If I attach my plugin startup to the loading of the footer in the page it still fires before the Widget initialisation code. Very, very, odd.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: AdSense Manager v3.0 RC1Thanks for the testing. I’ll sort out the errors tonight when I get home… And see if I can fix the php4 incompatibility.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: AdSense Manager v3.0 RC1Thanks folks the bug with the upgrade should now be fixed. It’s been uploaded give a few minutes to refresh and re-download.
I’m looking into the Widget problem appears to be something weird with loading order of files in WordPress. Bit confused but working on it.
Much appreciated!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Register to WordPress 2.3.3 gives undefined functionI’m having the same problem as above. I’ve tested and for some reason the wp_register_sidebar_widget() function is not available from within the loaded plugin, despite working perfectly well for the inbuilt widgets.
I’ve run a test and it appears that the widgets code is being loaded after plugins load. This means that plugins cannot access the functions in it.
That’s going to cause problems on a lot of plugins surely?
(tested on WP 2.3.3 / php5)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: AdSense Manager v3.0 RC1What a good start! 🙂 Yes the sidebar widget support will be coming back: technically it should be there already but for some reason I cannot access functions to start widgets from within my plugin. Very very odd. I’ll dig around for a fix! Can you confirm your using standard WordPress widgets (not Sidebar Modules)? Thanks.
It’s supposed to upgrade existing ads (i.e. from v2.x > v3.0 – and also offer to import AdSense Deluxe blocks if they exist). I’d tested it on an “ideal” import rather than doing what you did (and almost everyone else will do) and just drop it in the same folder.
Thanks for the heads up on the blank import, that’s fixed.
Thanks for the feedback much appreciated!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Dude, slow down the releases!One good reason to repeatedly release is that each release temporarily results in a rush of downloads.
Doing it regularly pretty much ensures a plugin gets into the top 10 (which itself increases downloads). In the case of all-in-one, doing multiple minor releases has secured it a nice permanent position at #1
This is a SEO pack after all 😉
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: IMonline making my wordpress load slowglassofshutup: Well, at least people will know when you’re online 😉
Seriously though that’s a bit strange, the plugin should be ensuring it doesn’t overrun the time limit. I’ll have a look into this and see if I can find a problem and patch it up.
Thanks for the feedback.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Bugs and not workingzkarj: The Google account number is from the very bottom of the page linked to in the Options pages. The account number normally starts with pub- and then followed by a string of numbers. Paste that in and AdSense Manager will make sense of it.
The incorrect links in the options were (I think) due to changes in the WordPress system for selecting pages. It certainly used to work but a lot of people have had this problem – although it has no effect on the functioning of the plugin: One the you have entered your Google account id there is no reason to go back to the Options >> AdSense Manager page anyway.
Finally, if the tags for entering the ads are showing up as displayed <!–adsense–> visibly on your pages it means you’re pasting them in to the visual editor rather than the code view. Enter the code above using the code editor and it should work fine.
If you are already using the code editor to enter ads, it may be that you haven’t defined any ads yet? You do this through Manage >> Ads and then clicking on Create New. To use the <!–adsense–> tag you’ll also need to make sure that one of the ads is identified as “default”.
Finally, a new version of AdSense Manager (v3.0) is coming out in the next few days and this should make all of the above a little more intuitive.
Thanks for the feedback.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Getting rid of all ads on front page?Vistrix: A new version of AdSense Manager (v3.0) is coming out in the next few days and that will support control over showing ads on the front page so there will be no need to dive into the code/etc.
srikat: One place where it is needed is if the ads have been positioned inline in posts or using the WordPress widgets system. It is not possible to change whether they appear by editing theme files in these cases.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Style Not Updating (Colors in AdSense manager?)Tom M: A new version of AdSense Manager (v3.0) is due to be released in a the next few days, which includes support for the new AdSense Slots etc. where they are configured on Google’s site. Also natively supports almost every other ad network I can too, with network specific options/config details.
Seperating the two types of Google Ads like this should also remove problems when using the ‘Classic’ style ads as well and fix the issues you’ve been having with the colours.
Just some final fixing up of code to go and the Upgrader/Importer to bugtest and then it’ll be ready to go.
Watch this space!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: IMonline making my wordpress load slowAre the online/offline images (from inside the IM Online installation zip file) in their right place, and is the plugin installed in /plugins/im-online/ with those online/offline images available at /plugins/im-online/images/
Check all the files are in the right place & if that’s not the problem (strike 2!) can you give me the URL to your site for a closer look? Thanks.