• Resolved Rootside

    (@rootside)


    Testing this plugin on a fresh WordPress install:
    – everything untouched, default theme
    – WP_DEBUG turned on in wp-config.php

    PHP Notices after saving the settings:

    Notice: Undefined index: twitget_show_powered in /xxx/twitget.php on line 365
    Notice: Undefined index: twitget_use_custom in /xxx/twitget.php on line 370
    Notice: Undefined index: twitget_before_tweets_html in /xxx/twitget.php on line 378
    Notice: Undefined index: twitget_tweet_middle_html in /xxx/twitget.php on line 379
    Notice: Undefined index: twitget_tweet_end_html in /xxx/twitget.php on line 380
    Notice: Undefined index: twitget_after_tweets_html in /xxx/twitget.php on line 381
    Notice: Undefined index: twitget_after_image_html in /xxx/twitget.php on line 382
    Notice: Undefined index: twitget_before_profile_html in /xxx/twitget.php on line 383

    Notice: Undefined index: show_relative_time in /xxx/twitget.php on line 545

    Notice: Undefined index: title in /xxx/twitget.php on line 640 (on the Widgets admin page)

    PHP notices are usually nothing to worry about, and the widget works at first. But when I then return to the settings page, all checkboxes are ticked, and ALL fields are populated with the same random, single character. Usually a or A, sometimes an unsupported character.

    And this breaks the widget, of course:
    Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in /var/sites/t/twitget.antfarm.at/public_html/wp-content/plugins/twitget/twitget.php on line 208

    I’ve deleted and re-installed the plugin a few times, but the behaviour remains the same: it happens every time, after I add the widget to a sidebar.

    As bugs go, this is huge – I’ve never seen a plugin drop its settings like this. I hope you can find the problem.

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/twitget/

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  • Anonymous User 9905372

    (@anonymized-9905372)

    Sorry to hear that.

    It’s hard for me to test all possible versions of server configurations and I’ve devoted a lot of my spare time to fixing this issue, and even would try to spare even more. I’ve managed to reproduce a similar issue like yours, but it was gone after the Twitter feed was refreshed, and the settings weren’t deleted.

    For most people it works fine. I’ve only encountered two so far (with you included) that had the same problem and I can’t pinpoint it. I’ve removed most of the notices, errors and added a few things.

    Can’t please ’em all I guess.

    Hope you can get another plugin that does similar things, or hire a WordPress developer that does it for you, we mainly work for free here you know 😉

    Cheers!

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