WolfieZero

Cool, thanks for that, I need to do some more work me thinks. I’ll try and get back to you ASAP

Right, it turns out to be a typo I made.

Can you change a line in the code? If you go to /html/wp-content/plugins/simply-poll/page/client/display.php change line 12 to read

require(SP_URL.'page/user/poll-results.php');

That should work.

Basically, SP_URI should of been SP_URL.

Thanks.

Weird, doesn’t seem to be using the global constants. I’ll punch a fix in now and you can try again if that’s cool?

https://cl.ly/1L2k3z0l0n0L3g2w2z3l

See how that goes (I’m working on it at the moment so might be a bug or two).

FYI, debugging is switched on but can be turned off by going into config.php and changing SP_DEBUG to false.

No worries, I’m online during the week 9-5 so I try to provide quick support! ??

Ah, give me a moment and I’ll uploaded a newer version of the 1.4 beta

I can confirm this is in fact fixed in 1.4 ??

I will try and get the fix out this week inline with the release of version 1.4.

Thanks.

Please check this thread; it includes a copy of Simply Poll 1.4 beta that might solve the issue. But I’m running a few tests on it today as well

Quickly readi into the issue (FYI I’m on my phone) it seems like a conflict with the sister plugin “quiz and survey tool”.

I’ve go a day set aside to look at Simply Poll and hopefully release 1.4 fully on Friday so I’ll reply back the with, I hope, a solution. ??

Thanks! And cheers for the spot. I’ll put that in the next update.

I went through a stage of using <button> but have recently found how much of a pain it is!

Awesome, that’s great.

So from the looks of this you are recording the answer but the script doesn’t know what results to pull.

11:41:59/12.07.11 - spResults()
11:41:59/12.07.11 - $_POST - Array
    (
        [action] => spAjaxResults
    )

This part is missing the value [pollid] => 2.

I’ll have a look into this and see why that would happen. Thanks for that!

Okay, just to make things easier I’ve updated the code slightly but also added a logger to make debugging easier.

https://cl.ly/2m1J1P3y0m0z1O2u1V1k

When you’ve tested it and it’s failed again simply post the log file on here (it’s safe, it doesn’t store any personal details, only poll IDs and what’s been accessed and when). you can switch off the logger by setting the value in config.php from
define('SP_DEBUG', true);
to
define('SP_DEBUG', false);

Cheers for still helping, I know I must be a pain!

Here we go dude, a beta copy of Simply Poll 1.4

https://cl.ly/0u050n0b0s2Y2k3E0F3p

Right, it’s working for me locally!

Let me just tidy up a few things and I’ll get an beta to you to have a got with.

Side note; I’m glad you brought this up as it’s taught me a different way of handling the data. It’s actually working a lot more effectively for javascript users now, but I need to test for none-javascript users as well.

Apparently this is a bad way of doing it, so I’m currently looking at 5 tips for using AJAX in WordPress to understand how to include the file correctly.