• Resolved MartinDu

    (@martindu)


    Prior to v1.3 I used the shortcode to show files in a simple table:
    [MMFileList folder=”/samples/” format=”table” types=”pdf,mpm” /]

    Everything was fine. After updating to the new version 1.3, the plugin generates a lot of warning messages:

    Warning: Illegal string offset ‘target’ in /…/mm_filelist_plugin.php on line 237

    Warning: Illegal string offset ‘class’ in /…/mm_filelist_plugin.php on line 240

    However, everything seems still to work correctly.
    If I use the following shortcode
    [MMFileList folder=”/samples/” target=”_blank” format=”li” class=”mmm.list” types=”pdf,mpm” /]

    there is no more warning messages, but just a simple list! Is there a way to suppress the unneccessary warning message by using format=”table”?

    Thanks a lot,
    Martin

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/mmm-file-list/

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  • Plugin Author Adam Bissonnette

    (@mmanifesto)

    Hey Martin,

    I’ve just updated the plugin to fix those warning messages.

    On a side note regarding the warning messages it sounds like you’re running you’re WordPress site in debug mode which can be turned off by manually changing the “WP_DEBUG” setting in your wp-config.php file to false.

    Thread Starter MartinDu

    (@martindu)

    Hi,

    thank you very much for your quick response.

    The blog site I am running is hosted and technically managed by 1und1.de. I will let them check if the debugging is enabled.

    How can I update to your new version v1.3a, which is not visible in the admin console – plugins?

    Plugin Author Adam Bissonnette

    (@mmanifesto)

    Hey Martin,

    Sorry about that. Apparently naming a version “1.3a” doesn’t equate to more recent than “1.3”. I updated changed it to “1.3.1” but didn’t notice any difference so I’ve bumped it again to “1.4” which seems to be working as expected for updates.

    Try it out and let me know if it works for you.

    Also – if you like the plugin please give it a review – with so many downloads we should be better than 3 stars :)!!

    Thread Starter MartinDu

    (@martindu)

    Hi,

    After updating to v1.4, I changed all the posts concerned back. Now, it works again seamlessly. Well-Done!

    Thanks again for your excellent support.

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