j.org

Hi folks,

I just run into the very same problem. And it seems, in the meantime there is a bug-ticket about that which targets v2.8.

For those of you who cannot wait (includes me) there is a quick and dirty hack, which ignores privacy, authentication and surely some coding and forum rules… but here it is:

Replace line 2168 of file wp-include/post.php with:
$query = "SELECT * FROM $wpdb->posts $join WHERE (post_type = 'page') $where ";

Be aware that this feature is about to make its way in v2.8 so it won’t matter that this hack will get overridden.

~~~ Cheers.

You’re welcome! ??

I always want to give support as good as I would like to be given support.

Cheers!

ps. I appreciate every single vote on my plugin and like to be supported, too.

Hi buddhuza,

I’ve already looked into it some time ago and unfortunately last.fm doesn’t deliver anything but the 6 months stats (see yourself), but as there is a demand (now you and myself) I entered a question on their support forum. So all we can do is cross fingers,

Cheers,
j.org

Hi thehaircut,

it seems you’ve tried to run the plugin under php 4. There are certain syntactic restrictions on how to program object-oriented in php 4, where in php 5 one can shorten the code quite a bit. It’s just a matter of a simple edit to fix this particular error, but there will be further errors like this on many other lines.

So the only way this can be fixed immediately is to switch to a more recent version of php, which is always a good idea.

If you run your website on a shared webhosting provider, there might be an option to use php 5 by default somewhere in your admin area.

If you don’t know how to check you version of php just create a empty textfile named phpinfo.php and put this single line of code into it:
<?php phpinfo() ?>
Then upload it and view this file in your browser. This will reveal a huge insight in the php configuration of your web hosting, including the php version number.

If you’ve got further problems regarding the plugin a link to this file will help me a lot tackling the problem.

Cheers, j.org.

ps. I appreciate every single vote on my plugin – once you get it to function, of course.