FeliceMente

Thanx a lot (and sorry for answering so late)!

About point 1: did you enable automatic post creation in the settings, by specifying how often the automatic post creation must be performed?

Also consider that, as specified in the notes, WordPress scheduling only works when someone visit a page on the site: when a page is requested, the scheduler checks is enough time has passed since the last automatic post creation. If yes, it checks for new photos and, if there are any, creates the new posts.

About point 4: register_sidebar_widget() function isn’t used in the plugin, so something else is calling that function. This is almost certainly NOT causing any problem but, just in case, what plugins are you using?

I order for me to figure the problem out, can you tell me:

1. the steps you perform for enabling automatic post creation

2. version of PHP, version of MySQL

3. did automatic post creation work before WP 3.5, or you only tried on WP 3.5?

4. what you mean “In the tab ‘Instagram Photos by Tag’ I see the post appear”? Instagram Photos by Tag tab doesn’t show posts, just shows the Instagram photos found based on the specified tag.

5. In WordPress config file, can you enable the debug mode (changing the debug parameter from false to true) and see if you get any error message when accessing the website and when setting the parameter for automatic post creation?

I’m glad you like to plugin.

This is a feature I’ve been thinking about (also because it seems other people would like similar stuff, too), so it’s likely to be implemented in the future.

Thanx for the suggestion.

Unfortunately it won’t work (and at the moment tab field checks is not as strong as it should be).

This is a feature I’d like to add, but it won’t come soon, since Instagram API don’t give this possibility and the feature must be entirely coded on the plugin-side.

Very good suggestion!

I can surely add a dropdown menu for selecting from a list of available custom posts, in the next release of the plugin, and eventually, in a later time, also give the possibility of creating new ones.

Hi.

That’s a good feature (and easy to implement), so it will be present in next release (I’ll add the possibility of choosing the post format to use from a dropdown list).

In the meantime, you could do one of these:
1. set the post creation to draft and manually set the format before publishing the post
2. modify the plugin, adding:
set_post_format($created_post_ID, 'image');
to instagram/instagram.php file, after row 406

The phpinfo looks ok.

About ‘/home/username/.php/5.3/’, di you substitute ‘username’ with you username, didn’t you?

If you want to send me the login ok. I won’t be able to perform any test before tomorrow, anyway.

Do you also have other plugins active (installed before WP-Instaroll)?

About PHP loggin on dreamhost:
https://wiki.dreamhost.com/PHP.ini#Turning_on_PHP_Error_Logging

Basically, you need to create a file containing this:
log_errors = 1
error_log = /home/username/php.log

Name the file phprc and save into:
/home/username/.php/5.3/

Then the PHP log should be active, in /home/username/php.log

PS. I Assumed you’re using PHP 5.3.x on your site, and not 5.2.x, because the plugins requires at least PHP 5.3.0 to work.

Hi.
I’m back and am trying to reproduce the error.

I installed Instapress and didn’t get any error message or warning (neither in WordPress nor in the server/PHP logs).

Tried accessing the photos from the streams and had no problems. Logged in Instapress and had no problem. Checked the photo streams and, again, everything worked.

Can you please tell me all the passed you make for getting the error, so that I can try to reproduce it?

Anyway, I’d also like to know:
PHP version
WordPress version

You can also try creating a page, calling for example phpinfo.php, with this content:

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

then visit the page and post it’s output here.

I don’t use Dreamhost,but will try to find how to show the logs.

Can you send me a link to the Facebook plugin you tried?

Thanx

I’m out till sunday/monday, so can’t do any test at the moment, but will as soon as I can.

I need anyway to know what steps you did, for trying to reproduce the problems.

What I was saying is that the plugin (and everything else) worked until you installed the other prlugin, so something must have broken something in that moment.

I’m trying to understand what can happend but, for now, the only infos I know is that it worked before, then you installed Instapress and it stopped working (that’s what you said).

What happens if you remove or deactivate WP-Instaroll (if you can do it now)?

How to see the php/server logs depends on your hosting. There’s probably some option for this in you hosting provider’s admin panel.

You didn’t have problems before installing Instapress, right?

What operations do you exactly do for getting the errors? What you mean with “when I try to use that plugin (Instapress)?

What do the PHP logs show?

I don’t think the two plugins can conflict. They are installed in different locations and don’t register things that overlap.

You should ask Instapress plugin creator.

Can you please tell me the exact operations ou are performing?

Also:
– what configurations options have you set?
– what tab (user or tag) are you using?
– do you see any error message in the JavaScript console of you browser?
– what browser are you using?
– what version of PHP are you using?
– what version of WordPress are you using?
– does the list of photos appear after creating the post?
– is the wp-content/uploads dir writeable?

Thanx

What configuration options did you choose?

How to acess PHP/sever logs depends on you hosting solution. You should have some options for reading the logs in you hosting admin panel.

Do you have other plugin installed or some caching solution for PHP and/or WordPress?