derekmacewen

Works great! Thanks for quick turnaround on this.

Thx @complicword- unless I get too many complaints, I’ll live with it until they fix it (and try to write subject lines that don’t need apostrophes!).

Interesting – they show correctly here, but not in Gmail!

Same problem here: Failed to load content css: https://peicurling.com/wp-content/themes/weaver-ii-pro/editor-style-css.php

I have another site, Cornwallcurling.com, running the same theme, and it is fine.

I’ve installed, and rolled back, all the new versions. 2.0.23 installs without any errors, but brings up my website as a blank screen. I am hanging on to the old, stable, 1.9.10 version, and keep hoping for a stable, updated version!

Thanks! Version v0.3.1 was made available on www.remarpro.com today. I just installed it, and it works fine.

I went on Github, and found a new version of the admin_settings.php file, dated 5 days ago and captioned “updated ref to FooTable class”. I installed it in place of the original file, the error has disappeared, and the plugin appears to be working properly. I will mark this as resolved after they roll it out in an updated version.

New version of admin_settings.php at: https://github.com/fooplugins/footable-wordpress/blob/9ad9f4664074c25e9b519ab54141802e2b20cd1c/includes/admin_settings.php

It’s working! – thx for the quick fix, and the great plugin!

– Derek M

Thx. I will wait until it is rolled into the next release, but that should fix it! For some reason, I can’t find the “multibyte” module in my PHP optional install modules, so I am stuck with the “else” version for now, unless I want to raise a ticket (and probably pay some money) with my server host.

Great – for now, I have now rolled back to 8.8.

I worked around the problem for now by removing the function call to mb_encode_mimeheader() in lines 354 and 355:

354 $header[‘From’] = $this->myname . ” <” . $this->myemail . “>”;
355: $header[‘Reply-To’] = $this->myname . ” <” . $this->myemail . “>”;

Apparently, mb_encode_mimeheader() is a PHP function which “encodes a given string str by the MIME header encoding scheme”.

I found the following: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5796679/mb-encode-mimeheader-in-php which suggests that it is not compiled by default into PHP installs, which is probably my problem. I will try to figure out how to add it to my PHP when I have time. Looks like this could affect other users too, as it is not part of the default PHP install.

From: https://www.php.net/manual/en/mbstring.installation.php

“mbstring is a non-default extension. This means it is not enabled by default. You must explicitly enable the module with the configure option.”

Thanks. Under the old version, I set my hashtags subtractively – I listed the several I commonly use, and removed at posting/scheduling time any I didn’t require for that particular post. For the moment, I am modifying the tweet before it is sent to add the hashtags, but I keep forgetting! It looks like I could use the Social admin area, and remove the hashtags I don’t need at post time. Now that I have time to look at this, I see that the scheduled posts DO show the distribution box, so I think I can work around these differences.

Yes – may be time to switch to a new product. I have been using Twitter Tools for a long time, and it has served me well, so it’s a shame to have to switch.

Same issue – I rely on this plugin for all my automatic tweeting, using the advance posting features of WordPress. This no longer seems possible, as there is now a prompt for the Twitter portion. I also used the Hashtags feature from the plugin to automatically add hashtags. This does not seem to be there either. I am reverting to an old copy of Twitter Tools until this rewrite is usable.