Jonathan Bossenger

@henryed07, @stew312856 and @paulh88

Could I ask you to please email hello@seriouslysimplepodcasting.com with the Subject line, ‘Feed broken ATT Jonathan’ so that I can assist in debugging the problem in order to find a solution.

Thanks in advance.

@clreed87 and @paulh88

Thanks for contacting support.

Could I ask you to please email hello@seriouslysimplepodcasting.com with the Subject line, ‘Feed broken ATT Jonathan’ so that I can assist in debugging the problem in order to find a solution.

Thanks in advance.

Hi James

A filter returns an updated value, so you just need to return the $author variable at the end of your custom_theme_authors_in_feed function

function custom_theme_authors_in_feed ($author) {
	$author = strip_tags( custom_author_meta(get_the_ID(), true, true) );
        return $author;
}

Hi @kaspar and @itsastute

The latest version of the Seriously Simple Podcasting plugin contains an update to support the new Seriously Simple Hosting extension. In order to support this update the PHP version requirement has been increased to PHP version 5.5.

If you want to use the latest version of the plugin you will need to contact your web host and ask them to upgrade the PHP version to one newer than PHP 5.5. Currently WordPress recommends PHP version 7 or greater, so if your web host is running an older version than 5.5 it is recommended to ask them to upgrade.

If you are not able to get them to do this you can download the previous release from the plugin advanced page here

Simply scroll to the bottom of the page to the ‘Previous Versions’ section, select version 1.15.2 from the dropdown and click on the download button. Once you have done that, deactivate and delete the 1.16.1 version of the plugin and install the 1.15.2 version.

Regards

Hi

No the podcast settings are stored in the database, so if you delete the old version of the plugin you will not loose any settings.

However to be sure, I would make a backup of the database first.

Hi Jack

With the update of the plugin to support Seriously Simple Hosting, the plugin requirements have been updated and PHP version 5.5.0 is now required.

Are you able to request that your web host upgrade the PHP version to 5.5.0 or greater?