Jerrad

I am having the same problem with 2.6.1.

I also had the same issue when it was 2.6. I had to turn off the Google+ Profile to get it working again.

Now no matter if Google+ Profile is on or off, Stats are not working. I’m going to roll back to 2.6.

Thanks Mikko for adding this fix to the next version. Love the plugin!

Jerrad

Sorry slow getting back to you. Had a death in the family. I used your fix on my test server and live site and they both check out. Thanks so much for your quick attention to this and for submitting the fix. I agree – 5 stars for the support!

I have the same error showing up in my logs. WP 3.7.1, PHP 5.4.10, PTO 1.6.2

@nsp-code: Is there going to be a fix soon?

Thanks,

Jerrad

It worked!

I replaced the code starting at line 332 in the indexing.php file and scheduled a page to post and the error did not reappear. Thanks so much for your help.

Do I need to notify the author of the other plugin about the fix or do you do that?

I found where the controller-frontend.php is being loaded. It’s in the Relevanssi search plugin. It’s in the indexing.php file at line 325 located in the ‘wp-content/plugins/relevanssi/lib/indexing.php’. Here’s the code.

if ('on' == get_option('relevanssi_expand_shortcodes')) {
	if (function_exists("do_shortcode")) {
	// WP Table Reloaded support
	if (defined('WP_TABLE_RELOADED_ABSPATH')) {
		include_once(WP_TABLE_RELOADED_ABSPATH . 'controllers/controller-frontend.php');
		$My_WP_Table_Reloaded = new WP_Table_Reloaded_Controller_Frontend();
				}
	// TablePress support
		if (defined('TABLEPRESS_ABSPATH')) {
			include_once(TABLEPRESS_ABSPATH . 'controllers/controller-frontend.php');
			$My_WP_Table_Reloaded = new TablePress_Frontend_Controller();
					$My_WP_Table_Reloaded->init_shortcodes();
				}

Is this the cause?

What can I look for in the scripts of my plugins that would load the frontend.php class?

The error happened again overnight and at the changed scheduled time the post went live. No other cron jobs were scheduled to run at that time.

[01-Nov-2013 12:40:46 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Class 'TablePress_Controller' not found in /wp-content/plugins/tablepress/controllers/controller-frontend.php on line 21

I just tried scheduling a page to post a few minutes ago and it happened again.

[01-Nov-2013 12:40:46 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Class 'TablePress_Controller' not found in /wp-content/plugins/tablepress/controllers/controller-frontend.php on line 21

When I go into a post or page and publish it straight from draft, the error does not occur. Updating posts and pages the error does not occur. It’s only occurring when it’s scheduled to post.

The other PHP Fatal Errors have not occurred again though, so keeping my fingers crossed those will stay away.

I talked with my webhost guy and also with my team of authors. Seems we have had two things scheduled at that same exact time and not sure which is triggering the error with TablePress.

My team has been scheduling a daily post at 9:00UTC and the webhost also has a backup running on the site at 9:00UTC. I asked my team to reschedule the daily post for tomorrow to 3:30 am and we’ll see if the error happens at that time and/or with the backup.

My webhost guy told me the backup he runs is: “It’s a cron job that runs on at 9:00UTC. It runs a command to copy and archive all the files and moves it to the netapp, it also does a dump of the mysql database and moves it.” It’s not a plugin doing the backup. It’s something he has setup on the server.

The other thing I went ahead and turned off was the plugin Edit Flow. I had Edit Flow set to notify me every time a post was scheduled or changed and I am checking the log to see if the other PHP Fatal Errors match up with when I was notified of the status updates of the posts.

I also have read online that scheduling posts with WordPress seems to cause the PHP Fatal Errors so I don’t know if we need to report this to WordPress or come up with a different workflow.

I’ll update this forum tomorrow morning with an update of what happens overnight. Thanks for your support.

Happy Halloween!

Yesterday, I deleted the tablepress folder using FTP and uploaded a fresh downloaded version of the plugin that I got from www.remarpro.com yesterday.

When I refreshed my browser and looked at the PHP error log, these errors were shown and I figured they appeared due to me deleting the plugin.

[30-Oct-2013 13:11:17 UTC] PHP Warning:  fopen(/wp-content/plugins/tablepress/tablepress.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /wp-includes/functions.php on line 3594
[30-Oct-2013 13:11:17 UTC] PHP Warning:  fread() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /wp-includes/functions.php on line 3597
[30-Oct-2013 13:11:17 UTC] PHP Warning:  fclose() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /wp-includes/functions.php on line 3600

These errors repeated until 13:11:29 UTC when I got the plugin fully reuploaded.

I’ll find out from my webhost if there’s anything going on at the time for the earlier error and report back.

I have had the same experience. I network activated the plugin and the dashboard widget I made only displayed on the Network Dashboard and not the website Dashboard. I also tried just activating the plugin on the one site and the widget again just appeared on the Network Dashboard and no other site.

That would be awesome! Thanks!

I’m getting a HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request. error when I try uninstalling the plugin.

Same here. Every save subtracts 4 hours. Any progress with a fix?

Works fine on my sites.