dancriel

Appreciate the reply jproducer, that link goes to a patch for an old version of popularity contest designed for WordPress 2.5 though…the PHP Fatal Error fix discussed in that article does not apply to the latest version of PC.

I made an attempt to fix this error on my own by changing line 2149 from this:

$akpc->create_post_record($post_id);

To this:

if ($akpc) $akpc->create_post_record($post_id);

That’s supposed to be “PHP Fatal Error”, not “HP”.

It looks like the problem might be that the global $akpc variable is false when akpc_publish() gets called.

Thanks in advance for anyone who can help.

Ok, partying in my own little thread here. I managed to fix this and wanted to post the solution for anyone else having this problem.

In tern_wp_rte_bio.php, comment out line 39

//add_action('admin_head','wp_tiny_mce');

And add these 2 lines below it

add_action( 'admin_print_footer_scripts', 'wp_tiny_mce', 25 );
add_action( 'admin_print_footer_scripts', 'wp_tiny_mce_preload_dialogs', 30 );

I tried to create an account on the Tern Style forum, but I think something is broken. I could not register.

@frank the latest version you sent me (1.7.14) works! The “Can’t load menu and submenu” error is fixed. Thank you very much!!

@frank: sent

I tried the 1.7.13a version. When I activate the plugin, the menu settings are present. As soon as I update any options, the menu area says “Can’t load menu and submenu” again.

Even if I don’t make any changes at all to the Adminimize settings, still breaks after the Update button is clicked.

I tried in both Firefox and Chrome – same problem.

I deleted my settings for the old version before installing the new one. Any ideas Frank? Any info I can provide to help troubleshoot?

I am having the same problem in WP 3.1

try to chmod your /wp-content directory 755, and 777 if that doesn’t work. on some hosts this is necessary.

Thanks for posting this alanft, your suggestion greatly reduced load time on my sites using the contextual related posts plugin. I did not widgetize the output, just modified the plugin to make fewer calls to ald_crp().

I am having the same problem. Using WP v2.9.2., plugin v1.5. The plugin doesn’t seem to update or notify Google correctly on posts that are scheduled to publish automatically in the future, it only works for posts published immediately. Did you ever find a solution?