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Line 87 employed a php closure, which is a 5.3+ feature, rendering the plugin incompatible with versions earlier than 5.3.

It turns out it was totally unnecessary after all, so I replaced it in 0.2.1 with much simpler code.

Thanks for the feedback. Enjoy!

Hello datacate,

What php version are you running on?

Well, now you have!

As of version 0.2.0, [else] and [eitherway] are introduced. Please refer to the updated readme.txt for more information.

Thank you! ??

Hi,

For all it’s worth I had the same problem with Google. After applying the hack you suggested here, it turned out I hadn’t enabled the Google+ API.

I know this could be irrelevant, because the OP’s question involves both Google and Facebook, but it might help someone.

As a side note, it might be worthwile keeping a log with the non-sensitive information returned into $result_obj. A site admin could examine the log and resolve such issues a lot easier.

Just my 2c.

I’m not sure if this plugin can help you achieve what you want to do.

If you want to conditionally show images inside a post or page, do something along the lines of:

[if is_user_logged_in]<LoggedInImageHere>[/if]
[if is_user_logged_in=no]<LoggedOutImageHere>[/if]

But the “background” thing puzzled me.

Nah, I think I’ll wait for the official release. I hope soon is soon enough, eh?

Thanks for the heads-up nevertheless! ??

Same problem here, dev version solved it.
Great support for a great plugin.
Keep it up! ??

Hi,

I came here looking for support for ObjectPascal/Delphi/Lazarus, but now that I’ve read Gene’s post, I’m looking forward for all his requests! ??

These will definitely improve a job already well done!