Blank Search Results

Thanks thanks thanks! Excellent support and can continue to use the brilliant plugin ??

Worked like magic. Thanks!

Hi there,
Downloaded v3.3 from github, uploaded to wp and activated plugin.
Went to ‘settings’ to authorise the plugin, but the resulting page
…wp-admin/options-general.php?page=tt_auth leads me to a blank
page (same URL) when I click ‘Authorise with Twitter’ button.

FYI, I am running another authorised twitter feed on the site.

Thanks in advance

Hi,

I got the following error after clicking on the Authorise with Twitter button. I use WordPress 3.5.1.

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class OAuthServer in /var/www/vhosts/../subdomains/test/httpdocs/wp-content/plugins/twitter-tracker-master/class.oauth.php on line 481

Hi, I get an 500 error when trying to authorise the plugin from /options-general.php?page=tt_auth

Any ideas why? Thanks!

Just for the record. I’m also using “oAuth Twitter Feed for Developers” plugin. >_<

A bit more information, I’m running wp 3.5.1, PHP 5.3.23 and the other
working Twitter plugin is ‘Latest Tweets’. I also had ‘Twitter Widget Pro’
on a separate app running happily alongside ‘Latest Tweets’ as well.

I don’t get as far as a 500 or fatal error…

I am testing this plugin (or hoping to) for a new site I’m working on, but
it will need to run alongside a conventional Twitter feed.

peterdwdc, you said it leads you to a blank page. Well, in some servers that’s a hidden 500 error?

Excellent Job Simon!! thank you very much for your work!! It works splendid!

I also got a Cannot redeclare class OAuthServer error. It occurs because an other plugin had already loaded a version of this class.

I solved this by adding this construct around the OAuthServer and OAuthDataStore class in class.oauth.php:

if (!class_exists(‘OAuthServer’)) {
class OAuthServer {
….
} // end of class
} // end if OauthServer

f (!class_exists(‘OAuthDataStore’)) {
class OAuthDataStore {
….
} // end of class
} // end if OAuthDataStore

Could this be added to the comming release?

Thanks janalwin. In case it helps someone… be careful…
f (!class_exists('OAuthDataStore')) {
should be:
if (!class_exists('OAuthDataStore')) {
The initial i of the conditional when pasting. But again, thanks a lot.

In my case though, I’m still getting a 500 error. :S

Looks like there needs to be a check for an empty search on remove_retweets function.

“Fatal error: Call to a member function remove_retweets() on a non-object in /Volumes/data/www/sites/kera_managed/breakthroughs.kera.org/wp-content/plugins/twitter-tracker/twitter-tracker.php on line 229 – See more at: https://breakthroughs.kera.org/#sthash.pH2NB1mz.dpuf&#8221;

Thank you!

Is the 3.3 version still beta?
Any idea when we (normal users) can update?

@rtainter – is there any more detail you can provide for the problem you saw with an empty search, please? Any steps to reliably replicate the problem would be appreciated!

You could try to install oAuth Twitter Feed for Developers and use it in the site. Maybe that’s the problem. ??

If so, the solution posted above didn’t work for me.