I see.
As I skimmed their code, the plugin “Tweet Blender” uses the Twitter library, twitteroauth
, which Fetch Tweets
also uses. However, Tweet Blender
uses a lesser version of the library and it is loaded earlier than the one used in Fetch Tweets
. Fetch Tweets
will not load the PHP class that has been declared in order to avoid fatal errors. So that causes the conflict.
You should ask the developer of Tweet Blender
to update the Twitter library to the newest one. In the meantime, you may do that by yourself.
1. Download the latest library from here: https://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth/archive/master.zip
2. In the extracted folder, find the folder named, twitteroauth
and two files twitteroauth.php
and OAuth.php
. Copy these files.
3. Replace the copied files with the ones in ...\wp-content\plugins\tweet-blender\lib\twitteroauth
.
I just created a widget of that plugin and it seems to be working by doing the above. However, I cannot guarantee whether this does not cause any side effect on the Tweet Blender
side. ( So it’s best to ask the developer. Do the above method only if you cannot wait. )