[Plugin: OpenID] Updating to 3.3.3 produces a Fatal error – with PATCH

  • Resolved Matias

    (@matiasperrone)


    14 years, 6 months ago

    Updating to the last version produces a Fatal Error on line 43 of
    “wp-content/plugins/openid/admin_panels.php”.

    Open the file, and change the line 43 from:
    if (!get_user_meta($user->ID, 'openid_delegate', true)) {
    to:
    if (!get_usermeta($user->ID, 'openid_delegate', true)) {

    That solves the problem.
    Best,
    Matias

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  • This plugin totally foobar my blog site. I had to do the same change in the file server.php on line 355 to get it back online.

    I was using version 2.9.2 of WordPress.

    Thread Starter Matias

    (@matiasperrone)

    Yep… seems that this guys don’t tested at all…
    Check my other post with other issue.

    Best,
    Matias

    Thank you, Matias and Digitallachance! ??

    Thank you very much guys!
    It worked for me in WP 2.9.2

    Totally worked for me! WP 2.8.4

    I found out what the problem was and why there was a name change in the OpenID plugin.

    The latest version of the plugin requires you to run PHP version 5 instead of PHP version 4. They changed it from “usermeta” to “user-meta” in PHP 5.

    I had been running PHP 4 unknowingly and had been getting fatal errors trying to activate the plugin. I went to my web hosting management page and changed over to PHP 5 and it activated without complaint.

    Now if I can just get the s.o.b. to work when commenting on Blogspot blogs, I’ll have no more complaints about this frustrating hunk of junk.

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