puravida1976

Good ol’ PHP making things complicated. ??

Ok, did a quick check and it seems that the line 1290 in “utils_formbuilder.inc.php” needs to be changed from

$validVal = call_user_func($this->validationFn, $this->value, $this->name, &$customError);

to

$validVal = call_user_func($this->validationFn, $this->value, $this->name, $customError);

If anyone can verify that this fixes the issue, then we will release an update that support later versions of PHP.

That was super quick! Thanks for staying on top of things. ??

@mymothersdaughter
Please do not share your credentials publicly, as it compromises the security of your account. You should change your secret key now that you’ve posted it for all to see.

Also, as Dan correctly suggested, you should at least open a support ticket to find out why your referrers are not being automatically added to your account. We have walk-throughs available on how to troubleshoot, using full logging, etc; but if you open a ticket, we will assist you further.

FYI: I have modified our script to account for the WP-Portfolio bug (so your user’s pages look good again, for now), BUT this is only a temporary fix and will go away eventually.

So you will still need to make the changes detailed before. I just took the pressure off a bit by supporting this “hiccup” so your users won’t have broken images until they upgrade. ??

Hello,

Actually, I believe it is PHP 5.3 that is spitting out that error message. On a production system, you probably should hide deprecated errors.

In your php.ini, you may have something like this:

error_reporting(E_ALL);

Change it to:

error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED);

As far as “fixing” this error, it would require our plugin to use an updated version of the WordPress form builder. At present, I do not believe that they have updated to support PHP 5.3. However, either way, we will take a look when possible and update to newer versions as they become available.

Best regards,

Brandon

Hello,

We are aware that the mouseover broke late last year. It was due to “standards” changes (out of our control) and cannot be overcome easily.

As far as we know, the mouseover will no longer display at all within an Internet Explorer (IE9+) browser, as they have also blocked externally pulled images crossdomain, by default. That is our assumption anyway. So that would require even more work to overcome.

It is on our list of things to fix, but the list is very long and grows daily. This fix will have to wait awhile, unfortunately.

Best regards,

Brandon

That’s true. PHP5.3 is mainstream but this is the first occurrence reported for this error and all other installations, that we know of, have been successful.

Therefore, this will go on the list for review/fix but that is a long list, unfortunately (just being honest).

It’s possible. Sounds like a function has been deprecated.

The use of PHP54 is not yet mainstream or recommended.

We will update this plugin once PHP54 is proven more stable, but we have many more urgent issues to address before then (billing system migration, new service features, etc).

This is an old topic but, for reference, Dan is correct. The reason the thumbnails did not update for ironmal is most likely due to:

• Does not have a correct STW Access Key
• The cache directory doesn’t exist or is not 0777 permissions

Even the basic, free STW PagePix service will allow the average user more than enough new thumbnails per month. Less than 2% of our users ever need to upgrade.

And as a side note, we have a rolling refresh that automatically refreshes captures to within 60 days, even if no one requests a refresh.

Cheers,

Brandon

Hi Dan,

I know you’ve been talking to Frank lately but I just stumbled across these requests for your portfolio plugin and thought I would just post here.

Please send us a list of planned enhancements for your plugin. We may be interested in donating/sponsoring some further developments that have been requested by your users.

Cheers,

Brandon
p.s. Please denote your requested donation amount individually beside each planned feature/upgrade. That way, we can pick and choose.