Error after update.

Same here with fresh install

What version of PHP / Apache are you running? I am unable to replicate this issue and wonder if there’s a required version of PHP that this plugin needs to list.

PHP version
5.2.17-0.dotdeb.0

MYSQL version
5.1.56-0.dotdeb.0

Version 1.5.4. work fine….

Can you help me identify a common scenario I can test? Is this a multisite installation?

Of course I glad to help you…

No its not multisite instalation…

What OS / character set are you using? I’m wondering if perhaps my editor changed the character set when I did the conversion from 1.5.4?

I use Linux – Debian 5.0 / character set is UTF-8.

I believe I have found the source of the problem. I have the option in PHP set to allow the short open tags “<?”, and in a few lines of the new version 2.0 code I used <? instead of <?php.

I will be releasing a version 2.0.3 very soon that should solve this problem.

Thank you for your help on behalf of all users of this great plugin

This bug should be corrected in version 2.0.3 which is now available. Please test and let me know.

Work great !!! Thanks for your work….

Perfect. KUDOS!

Warning:

The same bug in new version 2.0.6 !!!

I apologize, I did some searches before checking in version 2.0.6 to make sure I hadn’t included any PHP short tags and unfortunately my searches missed one pattern.

I have all of the patterns saved, so this hopefully won’t be a problem again. Version 2.0.6 has been corrected.