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  • Plugin Author veneficusunus

    (@veneficusunus)

    Hello,

    I’m sorry for not getting back to you. I wish there was some form of notification from WP when you have posts in the support forum.

    This plugin is pretty old now. It was built during a time when I had yet to start using OOP to keep things neat and tidy and I was just starting to learn about error handling, etc.

    To that end the error checking is a bit shocking and the code is everywhere because of the lack of OOP to help organise.

    I am going to push up a fix to maintain PHP 5.5 compatibility, kindly submitted to my email by Brandon from PixelJar. I’m also going to try to add some minor error checking in.

    I’m also adding a notice on the front that this plugin is old and will only be updated (from this point on) for critical updates & bug fixes. Instead I would advise using my new plugin Aoi Tori which I’m actively maintaining. If you have any problems with that plugin please using the Github issue tracker as it is much easier to use for developers than these support forums.

    Thank you for using the plugin and again apologies for not being around to reply to your issue.

    Plugin Author veneficusunus

    (@veneficusunus)

    Hi,

    Thanks for letting me know. I have my notices turned off on my development server (I should turn them on really, lol) so didn’t see it.

    Will get that fixed and push it to SVN.

    I really wish WP would send out an email when you get a support request on your plugin. ??

    Plugin Author veneficusunus

    (@veneficusunus)

    Hi,

    I know it’s massively late but I’ve just added this as of version 2.6.1. I had assumed it was already done as the oAuth file already checks for class existence. I guess what they say about assumption is true.

    Anyway, apologies for how long this took, but it would be nice if WordPress notified you if a post was made about your plugin. I don’t often get as much time as I’d like to surf the WP forums as I’m always busy with work. ??

    Thread Starter veneficusunus

    (@veneficusunus)

    Ahh ok, thanks for that.

    So if I define the variable in header.php instead will it be available to all the template files? Or is there an easier way to make my variable accessable to every theme file. I would use a constant but the value isn’t scalar.

    Thanks for your help so far, and for any more you can give.

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