dwj

Thanx!

Newsletter are in “sent” status. What’s odd is that opened statistics are kept.
Since my client has admin rights on newsletters, could it be that triggering the newsletter engine resets the counter even if no emails are sent?

Hi,

maybe i’m a bit late in reply, but i’ve target the validation issue in a cleaner way than editing the core file by simply adding a filter to my function.php file.
Here are details.

Hope this can be usefull.
bye!

@hesadanza Yep thanx for feedback, the 'html' => '' thing is a typo. for future reference here is the correct code:

in p2/inc/ajax.php from line 198 change:

nocache_headers();
echo json_encode( array(
    'numberofnewposts' => $number_of_new_posts,
    'html' => $posts_html,
    'lastposttime' => gmdate('Y-m-d H:i:s')
) );

to:

require (ABSPATH . WPINC . '/class-json.php');
$json = new Services_JSON();
nocache_headers();
echo $json->encode( array(
    'numberofnewposts' => $number_of_new_posts,
    'html' => $posts_html,
    'lastposttime' => gmdate('Y-m-d H:i:s')
) );

and comment line 7 in p2/functions.php

uh… and in reply to myself:
i also had to comment line 7 in p2/functions.php to prevent the inclusion of P2 JSON file.

Hi,
i’ve investigated the problem and i’ve come to a solution (at least for me) by editing the file in p2/inc/ajax.php.

1st of all I’m running a PHP version lower than 5.2 which lacks native support for JSON.
For what i can see, wordpress 2.9x has introduced a compatibility file to provide json_encode e json_decode for PHP < 5.2 in wp-include/compat.php which requires wp-include/class-json.php, the JSON_service class.

Now, also P2 provides this class since for updates it relies on json encoded AJAX responses (see line 199 in p2/inc/ajax.php), but in a different version, which i think causes some conflicts:

WordPress 2.9x : v 1.3 2009/05/22 23:51:00
P2:              v 1.31 2006/06/28 05:54:17

My solution has been to call directly the WP class (p2/inc/ajax.php from line 198):

nocache_headers();
echo json_encode( array(
    'numberofnewposts' => $number_of_new_posts,
    'html' => $posts_html,
    'lastposttime' => gmdate('Y-m-d H:i:s')
) );

changed to:

require (ABSPATH . WPINC . '/class-json.php');
$json = new Services_JSON();
nocache_headers();
echo $json->encode( array(
    'numberofnewposts' => $number_of_new_posts,
    'html' => $posts_html,
    'html' => '',
    'lastposttime' => gmdate('Y-m-d H:i:s')
) );

Hi,
sorry for the late reply ??
The solution on my post is only possible if you have access to the php.ini file. The directive you have to change is system related and there’s no way to chenge even with an .htaccess file.
The only way through is to ask your hosting provider ??

Hi, the problem is also discussed here and on my website i’ve posted a quick solution

bye!

thanx MichaelH, that was the problem i had on some local installations on both Linux and Mac (didn’t test on Windows) using XAMPP.

For future reference i’ve made a quick how-to on my website:

PS: this WP2.7 is really awesome good job! ??