No, instead I get something like this:
“Fatal error: Uncaught exception ‘Zend_Uri_Exception’ with message ‘Invalid URI supplied’ in /customers/3/2/b/thiemer.dk/httpd.www/mike/wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram-php-api/Zend/Uri/Http.php:156 Stack trace: #0 /customers/3/2/b/thiemer.dk/httpd.www/mike/wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram-php-api/Zend/Uri.php(138): Zend_Uri_Http->__construct(‘https’, ‘//api.instagram…’) #1 /customers/3/2/b/thiemer.dk/httpd.www/mike/wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram-php-api/Zend/Http/Client.php(270): Zend_Uri::factory(‘https://api.ins…’) #2 /customers/3/2/b/thiemer.dk/httpd.www/mike/wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram-php-api/Zend/Http/Client.php(253): Zend_Http_Client->setUri(‘https://api.ins…’) #3 /customers/3/2/b/thiemer.dk/httpd.www/mike/wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram-php-api/Instagram.php(105): Zend_Http_Client->__construct(‘https://api.ins…’) #4 /customers/3/2/b/thiemer.dk/httpd.www/mike/wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram-php-api/Instagram.php(398): Instagram->_initHttpClient(‘https://api in /customers/3/2/b/thiemer.dk/httpd.www/mike/wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram-php-api/Zend/Uri/Http.php on line 156”
Does any of this make any sense?
