Brendon Boshell

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  • Plugin Author Brendon Boshell

    (@bbosh)

    You can download previous version from this page under ‘Other versions’.

    You can simply delete the current thank-me-later directory you have in /wp-content/plugins and replace it with the the thank-me-later directory included in thank-me-later.2.1.zip.

    Plugin Author Brendon Boshell

    (@bbosh)

    Andrew,

    You will need to delete or rename the thank-me-later directory from the /wp-content/plugins/ directory. You can do this using FTP or using your host’s file manager. If you tell me who you are hosting with, I will try to find some specific instructions for doing this.

    The issue is caused because the plugin requires PHP 5.3 or greater. It may be possible to ask your host to upgrade your version of PHP, and this should immediately resolve the issue. Otherwise, I recommend you continue using Thank Me Later 2.1 until I am able to issue a patch to support PHP 5.2.4 or greater. This should be available by tomorrow morning.

    Unfortunately, there is not a way to remotely deactivate the plugin. Sorry about this.

    Thanks,
    Brendon.

    Plugin Author Brendon Boshell

    (@bbosh)

    Hello,

    Sorry about this. Could I ask for some information about your set-up:

    * the version of WordPress you are running;
    * the version of PHP you are running;
    * the version of MySQL you are running.

    If you not using PHP 5.3 or above, then possibly it is this issue that you are experiencing. I am working to fix this as soon as possible.

    It is unusual that you would have to do a manual removal to get the plugin working again. WordPress usually disables plugins automatically. Do you have access to any log files which could indicate any errors that have occurred.

    Thanks,
    Brendon.

    Plugin Author Brendon Boshell

    (@bbosh)

    Hello,

    The plugin will require PHP 5.3 or above, as closures are not available in previous versions of PHP.

    WordPress should have automatically disabled the plugin for you. If you can install the latest version of PHP, the plugin should work. Otherwise, I recommend you re-install Thank Me Later 2.1 and continue using that.

    I should be able to solve this issue and make the plugin back-compatible — I will try to release a patch in the next few days.

    Thanks,
    Brendon.

    After re-reading your post, I understand what you are saying. Thank you for the suggestion: it’s good. I will consider implementing it for the next release.

    Thank you,
    Brendon.

    Hello,

    I’m not entirely sure what you mean. WP-TOC works by adding the [toc] Shortcode to the posts your want to TOC to appear; essentailly only showing it on the pages you select. Is this what you meant?

    Thank you,
    -Brendon.

    Just upload the WordPress files to the blog directory on your server. The set-up should take care of the rest.

    Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
    In reply to: IE can’t open blog

    Maybe a bit late … but better late than never…

    I’ve had this problem before with IE6. I think it is usually caused by something in the <head>...</head> (or DOCTYPE, maybe) section of the page. Try removing tags to see if it fixes the issue. I know when I had the issue, it wasn’t because of Javascript (or, at least, not directly).

    -Brendon.

    That’s good to hear. Hope it’s been worth the wait ??

    Thanks,
    Brendon.

    As far as I know, the code couldn’t have messed it up (that’s CSS). Pages such as https://11thr.com/blog/?cat=520 are working fine, so I reckon you have a page set for your homepage.

    Go to Settings > Reading and look at “Front page displays”. If it has “static page” checked, make sure the page in the front page box exists (or create another one).

    Thanks,
    Brendon.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Using mysql?

    What page is it on? Something external to WordPress?

    Post some code and you’re likely to get some more assistance. And “it tells me the fatal error” isn’t really helpful; what did the fatal error say?

    -Brendon.

    Well, you sidebar is not aligned because you are missing <div id="page"> just before <div id="pages"> in you template above the error message.

    As for why the error is being shown, it is hard to tell without more information — what does your template do?, what did you edit?; some code would be useful.

    -Brendon.

    Hi,

    Sorry to hear about the plugin not working.

    Just a few points:

    • Are you able to normally send email from WordPress? Ie, do you get “new comment” emails if that is enabled?
    • Do you receive the test email? (Look for “Send sample email to”). If not, replace you message with a simple text one, and see if it works. Some ISPs (mine) will not send emails which have too many links.
    • Are there any emails in “Scheduled emails”?

    If you are unable to fix your problem, please comment back with some more info – ie, your version or WP, PHP, MySQL and maybe the other plugins you have activated.

    Thanks,
    Brendon.

    Thanks. That sounds like a cool idea, and I’ll probably implement it in one of the next releases. Were you thinking of the emails being chosen randomly.

    Thanks,
    Brendon.

    This is likely to cause some problems as some global variables and constants may not be set, or functions may be re-defined. Personally, I would just query the database directly (ie, without loaded WordPress classes and files).

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