akky

Hi,

The answer is no. Currently this plugin only supports US dollars and Japanese Yen conversion. This does not also detect visitors’ locale.

I can work to modify the plugin on fee, but probably purchasing that app might be less expensive, bug-free.

This pull request on GitHub seems to be the solution.
https://github.com/matzko/wp-db-backup/pull/33/commits/01971b06edf6f6bccca211b5af20b26eadeabd6f

Thank you for the great plugin.

I am seeing the same problem. Everytime when loading any admin pages, that dialog shows up, even if I pressed a blue button “I understand”.

I wonder it may be because of my server settings. I would like to know if anyone had the same trouble and fixed it.

Please try the latest version 1.1.6.

The cause of the problem was that Yahoo! (silently) stopped its API around November 1st. This plugin depended on the API before.

I also changed not to use php_intl compatible library which made it work better without php_intl extension.Because the compatible library was too large and a plugin size too large is not good for others who do not need the compatible library. If you do not like formatted currency notations, please consider to turn on php_intl extension.

Because of changes, there may be some glitches. I am happy to hear bug reports.

Thanks

It seems that you are using older PHP, version 5.2 or earlier (which is out of support, FYI). Please try PHP 5.3 above.

The plugin is using PHP functions supported on PHP 5.3 or above, and your error seems to tell that the PHP could not find those functions. I assume that the error occurred because you used PHP 5.2 at that time.

Strange thing is that I implemented PHP version check in the plugin and if you installed it on old PHP, it should stop with error message.

Anyway, please upgrade your PHP version to 5.3/5.4 then that issue would not happen any more.

Could I have which version of PHP running?

The first code did not have a workaround for the environment where mbstring extension is not activated.

*** functions.php.orig	Tue Nov 27 15:51:04 2012
--- functions.php	Tue Nov 27 15:56:43 2012
***************
*** 958,976 ****
  		$content = apply_filters( 'the_excerpt_rss', strip_tags( get_the_content() ) );

  	$content = preg_replace( '/\[.+\]/', '', $content );
! 	$chars = array( '', '\n', '\r', 'chr(13)', '\t', '', '\x0B');
! 	$content = str_replace( $chars, ' ', $content );

  	if ( empty( $content ) )
  		$content = pbt_theme_option( 'site_description' );

  	$content = str_replace( '"', '', $content );

! 	if ( strlen( $content ) < 155 ) {
! 		echo $content;
  	} else {
! 		$desc = substr( $content, 0, 155 );
! 		echo $desc . '...';
  	}
  }

--- 958,987 ----
  		$content = apply_filters( 'the_excerpt_rss', strip_tags( get_the_content() ) );

  	$content = preg_replace( '/\[.+\]/', '', $content );
! 	$chars = array( '', "\n", "\r", chr(13), "\t", "", "\x0B");
! 	$content = trim(str_replace( $chars, ' ', $content ));

  	if ( empty( $content ) )
  		$content = pbt_theme_option( 'site_description' );

  	$content = str_replace( '"', '', $content );

! 	if (!extension_loaded('mbstring')) {
! 		// this will make some non-ASCII texts corrupted so non-English users
! 		// are recommended to install PHP mbstring extention
! 		if ( strlen( $content ) < 155 ) {
! 			echo $content;
! 		} else {
! 			$desc = substr( $content, 0, 155 );
! 			echo $desc . '...';
! 		}
  	} else {
! 		if ( mb_strlen( $content ) < 155 ) {
! 			echo $content;
! 		} else {
! 			$desc = mb_substr( $content, 0, 155 );
! 			echo $desc . '…';
! 		}
  	}
  }

No problem at all. I just updated the plugin to ver 1.0.1 to let it show a better error message, which tells PHP version is too old. Thank you for trying this plugin.

I checked it on PHP 5.3.18 and it works without such an error. It seems that you are using PHP5.2 or older version. If so, please upgrade your PHP version first.

I will add better PHP version checker and the error message on the next update.

Could you tell me which version of PHP you are using?

I am seeing the same problem. Plugin v1.4.3 on WordPress 3.3

I became to be suspecting this plugin makes my WordPress slow, and checked my DB. But the duplicated records in MySQL seems not happening on my instance now, that is, (wp_)ak_twitter table has one record for each article already tweeted. So it must be fixed on the recent version (maybe 2.1? changelog has one related DB bug fix).

Besides this, I am seeing that the Twitter Tools plugin’s Javascript and CSS files (aktt_js and aktt_css) are called a lot on web server access log. But not sure yet.