bamajr

Is there no support for this plugin?

@harveyducros

You could contact your hosting provider, but usually, there is a way to tell from within the management panel (hosting panel), provided to you by your web host.

Another thing you can do is to create a file called phpinfo.php

In that file paste the following code:

<?php
	phpinfo();
?>

Save the file and upload it to your website, via FTP. then access that file by going to: https://YourWordPressWebsite.com/phpinfo.php

I don’t recommend doing this from within your WordPress installation directory. I would suggest trying this in a separate directory or a sub-domain, on the same server.

This issue is quite annoying, but it doesn’t seem like it is getting any attention.

@harveyducros

I’m making a few assumption here, but if the WordPress phpinfo() plugin is installed and activated correctly, the information you are looking for will be at:

https://YourWordPressWebsite.com/wp-admin/tools.php?page=thisismyurl_php_info

I noticed a new version of WordPress SEO was released. Did this issue get addressed?

@esponce – This change is a HUGE improvement and was enough for me to elect to use it. However, there are still some pretty big UI options, I don’t see. To make this plugin more competitive to other WordPress QR Code plugins, there are several more things I’d suggest.

In the “QR Code by Esponce” widget, for Instance:

• There needs to be a way to align the QR Code Image. The QR Code Image is aligned to the left, by default, but doesn’t have an option to center or align to the right.
• The “Module Size” option needs to create QR Codes, that are the same size, throughout the whole website. Compare the size of the QR Code, generated on my Search Engine Optimization Page to my Search Engine Optimization Category and finally to one of my Search Engine Optimization Post. The QR Code generated for the preview of a draft post, is even smaller yet. The same widget is used on all these, with the “Module Size” set to 5 and “Padding” set to 0, yet the size is different on every one of these.
• There needs to be a way of defining the alt tag and title tag options for the QR Code (maybe even include a dynamically assigned title, via a combination of shortcode and text.
• The Widget UI should be more similar to the TinyMCE UI.

@christopherross – yes sir, it is fixed!

Josh, I’m pretty sure I identified all the information in my posts above, but I also outlined the problem on my blog, at: https://bamajr.com/2012/08/11/500-internal-server-error/

I have a lot more general information in the blog post, but I don’t believe I posted anything there, I didn’t post, for you, above…

…but it doesn’t hurt to skim the article to see.

Hello Josh…

Just a few moments ago, I installed the WordPress phpinfo() plugin, found at:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-php-info/

I had a script running by itself, but I wanted something which was immediately available within the WordPress Administration Area.

PHP Version: 5.3.3-7+squeeze13

I will be happy to provide you with any additional info you need, to help resolve the problem.

Sorry my description, of the problem, is so long. I’m just trying to be thorough, so the issue can be resolved.

I hope I’ve provided enough details, to resolve this problem. Obviously, I can’t/wont use this plugin, until the issue has been identified and fixed.

This error started yesterday, late afternoon/evening, and it occurred every time I tried to log in or access any part of the WordPress Administration Area.

You’ll notice the error I posted, in this message, shows today’s date. My research continued today, as I tried to figure out which plugin was causing the issue. However, with the exception of today’s date/time and the number following php5.fcgi(#####), the errors are identical, for each log in attempt and for each attempt to access a WordPress Admin Page directly.

The weird thing is, I didn’t make any changes to the WordPress installation yesterday. I did not add, remove or modify any plugins, themes, widgets, pages or posts. I simply logged in to review page-view stats, moderate a single comment (identified as spam), and to delete a user, who signed up from a known spamming IP address.

Then, when I tried to log in again, yesterday, late afternoon/evening, I started getting this issue.

When the issue first started, I had the following plugins installed, including SendPress:

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All the listed plugins were activated except the three QR Code Plugins. They were installed, but not active.

Knowing this type of issue is most likely from a Plugin or Theme, I manually removed all plugins, via FTP. I first copied each plugin over to a directory on my computer. Then I deleted the plugins from the ~/public_html/wp-content/plugins directory, on the server.

Then I started re-adding each plugin (via FTP), by copying them back to the server, from my computer. I added one plugin at a time (in alphabetical order), logged into the WordPress admin area, activated the plugin, logged out, browsed a couple pages on the website, logged in again and logged out again. I followed this process, until I came to the SendPress Plugin – and the issue started again, immediately upon activating the SendPress Plugin.

This time, when the issue started, I only had the following plugins installed, plus SendPress:

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All the listed plugins were activated except the single QR Code Plugin. It was installed, but not active.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/sendpress/

Thanks for the reply Angelo…

Yes, I’m fully aware that Podcasting and Streaming are different technologies. I’m also fully aware that I need a streaming server and client app, thus the information I posted about the Darwin Streaming Server. Finally, I know I have to build (create) a file, before it can be posted on my blog and syndicated to (through) iTunes.

What I’m trying to accomplish is the streaming of a live event, to a specific web page, while at the same time, recording the event, to post later, as a Podcast, available on iTunes.

To accomplish the “live video stream” I’ll be using the “Darwin Streaming Server” and a client app. I haven’t decided how to handle the client side yet, though. I know I don’t want the client app to be Flash-based, as that would make it impossible for iPad, iPhone and iPod users to get the live stream. I’m hoping there is an HTML5 technology that makes this possible.

I know this “Blubrry PowerPress Podcasting plugin” will handle the podcasting side of things. I was just curious if it also had the ability to also handle a live stream.

I guess the easiest way to explain what I’m trying to accomplish is to compare it to Ustream. With Ustream, a “live video stream” can be published out to your user page. However, the same “live video stream” can also be recorded, for use later, as a podcast.

Am I making sense?

Let me expand on this a little, as I see I wasn’t as clear as I need to be…

I want to stream “LIVE” video through my WordPress website, while recording it, for playback as a podcast.

So, I know I’m going to need a streaming server. I’ll probably use the Darwin Streaming Server (https://dss.macosforge.org/) running on Debian GNU/Linux (https://dev.tnlsoft.com/2011/02/28/compiling-darwin-streaming-server-6-0-3-under-debian/). If I end up with some extra money, I may just go ahead and splurge for the Mac OS X Server with QuickTime X.

What I’m trying to find is a way of doing both with one plugin. Vipers Video Quicktags (https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/vipers-video-quicktags/) allow a person to quickly include videos in a post or page, but doesn’t have support for a live stream.

This plugin needs has way too many issues and needs way too much work, to consider using. I can’t believe Automattic/WordPress would even let this plugin be released with such a poor user interface and so many problems.

Disable/Delete

I’ll just keep adding to this…

The IntenseDebate footer text doesn’t show up either, unless there are alread comments on a post.