Vakantie Ameland

For privacy reasons. To ensure that some actions (e.g like filling out a registration form on a medical website) is not tracked in someway. The user has to be sure his/her action can’t be tracked by third parties.

I have found this plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/plugin-organizer/ which can disable the GA tracking on pages.

Problem is solved. It was related to the .htaccess rules. There was no AllowOverride All in the apache configuration so the rewrites went wrong!

This problem still exists. Disabling all other plugins does not solve the problem either. Does the plugin use the xmlrpc.php api ?

Looks like the latest 0.9.5.1 w3 total cache plugin solved this problem

When I do that an error appears from another plugin

PHP Fatal error: Class 'Google_ServiceResource' not found in ../wp-content/plugins/wpmu-dev-plusone/lib/external/google/contrib/Google_PlusService.php on line 25

This error isn’t there when w3 total cache is disabled

Sorry looks like it is another plugin called WP Twitter and yours is wp-to-twitter Well have to find that one ?? Tnx anyway for the response

And when I disable the wp-to-twitter plugin the errors are gone!

Strange, the file is there, this is in it:

cat wp-twitter/modules/class-p2.php
<?php
/* Widget_profile
*------------------------------------------------------------*/
define( 'PLUGIN_P2', $this->hook . '-'.$this->_p2 );
define( 'PLUGIN_NAME', $this->pluginname );

class FDX_Widget_profile extends WP_Widget {

	function __construct() {
		$widget_options = array('classname' => 'widget_wp_twitter_fdx_profile', 'description' => __('Display Twitter Profile Widget', 'wp-twitter') );
		parent::__construct('fdxprofile',PLUGIN_NAME. ' - '.__('Profile Widget', 'wp-twitter'), $widget_options);
	}

	function widget($args) {
	extract($args);
	$wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title1 = get_option('wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title');
	echo $before_widget;
	echo $before_title . $wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title1 . $after_title;
    echo WP_Twitter::wp_twitter_fdx_profile();
    echo $after_widget;
	}

    function form() {
    echo __('Please go to', 'wp-twitter').': <b><a href="'. admin_url('admin.php?page='.PLUGIN_P2).'">'. PLUGIN_NAME . ' | Widgets</a></b> '. __('for options.', 'wp-twitter');
	}
}//end

/* Widget_search
*------------------------------------------------------------*/
class FDX_Widget_search extends WP_Widget {

	function __construct() {
		$widget_options = array('classname' => 'widget_wp_twitter_fdx_search', 'description' => __('Display Twitter Search Widget', 'wp-twitter') );
		parent::__construct('fdxsearch', PLUGIN_NAME. ' - '.__('Search Widget', 'wp-twitter'), $widget_options);
	}

	function widget($args) {
	extract($args);
	$wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title1 = get_option('wp_twitter_fdx_search_widget_sidebar_title');
	echo $before_widget;
	echo $before_title . $wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title1 . $after_title;
    echo WP_Twitter::wp_twitter_fdx_search();
    echo $after_widget;
	}

    function form() {
    echo __('Please go to', 'wp-twitter').': <b><a href="'. admin_url('admin.php?page='.PLUGIN_P2).'">'.PLUGIN_NAME . ' | Widgets</a></b> '. __('for options.', 'wp-twitter');
	}
}

Tnx for the new version. Enabled xcache again. Updated the plugin on several wordpress installations and the errors have gone, plugin is working fine now.

Ok tnx for getting this fixed in the next version. For now I will leave the xcache disabled.

When completely disabling xcache the problem is gone

I’m not using opcache. I use xcache

Just upgraded PHP to PHP 5.6.22 Same problems exist

PHP 5.6.20-0+deb8u1

In another wordpress installation the install of version 2.4.3 does give this error:

PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class WSAL_Settings in ../wp-content/plugins/wp-security-audit-log/classes/Settings.php on line 2

Installing 2.4.2 version of plugin works fine in both cases