Michael

Strange indeed. I tested activation on 3.4.2 and all went well. What plugins do you have installed? What theme are you using?

If the plugin is activated navigate to Dashboard -> Settings -> SmugMug Slider. There should be a button “Start activation with SmugMug”

If you dont see this button, uninstall/reinstall the plugin to clear the settings.

What other plugins do you have installed?

It looks like for some reason the call to SmugMug to get the temp token is getting blocked or it just times out.

$d = $pydsmug_pydapi->auth_getRequestToken();

If I comment out this line in the settings page, it will show the button. This issue most likely points to your server. I would take a look at your logs or call you company and see if there is a reason this is timing out or being blocked.

shidairyproduct,
I just pushed update 1.05. This fixes and phpsmug conflicts with other plugins using the same framework.
I hope all is well.

So sorry about the WP update, wrong screenshot, my bad. Send me an email through our contact page and I can help you dig deeper into this. Not sure why it’s not showing for you… https://pokayoke.co/contact-us/

I am talking about the plugin setting page on your WordPress Dashboard.
Deactivate and delete the plugin. Then reinstall it. This will delete any traces of the plugin and start fresh. Then go through the activation process again.
You are also on an older version of WordPress, I would update to the newest version.

drfingerless,
Before the settings will appear, you first need to authenticate the plugin with your SmugMug account.

First, go to the settings page and select the “Delete SmugMug Authorization” button (the one in the red box). This will refresh the activation.

The, follow the steps to authorize the plugin to your account. From the Smug Mug Setting Page:

“Start Activation” button -> “Click here to log into SmguMug” button -> log into SmugMug and approve the app -> “Authorization Complete Let’s Finish This” button.
That’s it. You will now see the settings page and can start using the plugin.

Yes, it is possible, and ideal. But, if Plugin A changes the code, and Plugin B is using their code, it will break Plugin B. So, to make sure everything runs smoothly plugin authors wrap everything they need into their plugin (except core WP functions).

The ideal situation is you have a few plugins as possible. Especially ones that are accomplishing the same task. This minimizes conflicts and helps your website run faster.

shidairyproduct,
If you are using other plugins that are calling the same framework (phpsmug) to access your SmugMug account there will be conflicts.
I’ll rewrite the phpsmug functions in the next version to avoid any more conflicts.

shidairyproduct, thank you for your kind words.
Version 1.04 will fix the conflict and add a shopping cart link. It will be out later today.
Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Wonderful. I’m going to add a “buy image” link option and then roll out the update. Should be live tonight or tomorrow.

Thanks for your help debugging the plugin. Enjoy

John,
I couldn’t duplicate the errors with the listed plugins installed, but I changed all of the class names in phpSmug.php.
Can you test it again before I push the changes live? Here is a link to the zip file with the changes on github. Just upload
this plugin and let me know if you get any errors

https://github.com/mgyura/pyd-smugmug_slider/zipball/master

LOL. Looks like one of the plugins is using the same scripts. I’ll install those plugins and debug it. Thanks for the heads up

Sounds like there is a conflict with another plugin. I will rename the class in the next release. This will allow you to activate it without removing any other plugins. Look for version 1.03 in the next few days.

BAM! Great catch! Thank you very much