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  • Yes, I’m using 0.9.2.4 and am getting this error. Specifically:-

    [26-Jan-2012 11:05:10] PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/sites/wordpress-mu/web/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/lib/W3/Minify.php on line 810
    [26-Jan-2012 11:05:10] PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/sites/wordpress-mu/web/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/lib/W3/Minify.php on line 810
    [26-Jan-2012 14:13:53] PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/sites/wordpress-mu/web/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/lib/W3/Minify.php on line 810
    [26-Jan-2012 14:13:53] PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/sites/wordpress-mu/web/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/lib/W3/Minify.php on line 810

    etc.

    The function called is
    function _generate_id($sources, $type),

    the line is:-
    $id = substr(md5(implode(”, $values)), 0, 6);

    I have the JS and CSS minifiers set to manual (so that I can non-block load the Javascript for example).

    Would it be helpful to debug the values for $sources and $type?

    I’m quite comfy debugging and analysing PHP and Linux matters, so if there’s something you (Frederick) would like me to try out and report upon I’d be happy to try and report back.

    All the best,
    Hedgehog.

    hedgehogsbottom

    (@hedgehogsbottom)

    Please!!

    OH JESUS!!!

    I’ve been looking through the code for days trying to figure out where these options had gone (I used to use this plugin on a ifferent website).

    Thanks for the heads-up, immanence.

    AND THANKS FOR HIDING NEEDED OPTIONS, YARPP DEVELOPER ?? ?? ??

    Thread Starter hedgehogsbottom

    (@hedgehogsbottom)

    So someone has generously (and for the purposes of marketing their company’s services) given you free code without warranty (that has, after months of problem free function, now failed to work as advertised), and you see it as their responsibility (to address failures in their tools that I have brought to their attention) to also give you free support for it (although having specifically written that I don’t need support, because I’m competent, so perhaps I’m a bit confused there).

    There – I fixed it for you.

    Yes, my new posts stopped being tweeted some months ago. The Weekly Digest that Twitter Tools creates is still working.

    My Twitter account is still working fine – I can post to Twitter myself.

    Is anyone reading these posts to offer assistance?

    Thread Starter hedgehogsbottom

    (@hedgehogsbottom)

    could you please temporarily disable the plugin which creates the “PHP Code” widget.

    Yup – results was that when I visit the Widgets page (/wp-admin/widgets.php) the same things happens – the Widget menu page only shows “[%%]”.

    Have re-enabled my PHP Code widget again.

    Just to re-iterate, I haven’t actually been able to try the Widget yet – so my problem isn’t a problem about the widget failing to work … it’s not being able to get to the Widget admin menu – though my thread appears to have been hijacked ??

    Thread Starter hedgehogsbottom

    (@hedgehogsbottom)

    Upgraded to 0.83 and now the Widget menu displays just:-

    [%%]

    … so I’ve needed to disable your widget again ??

    1. Which version of PHP are you using?
    PHP version 5.2.11

    My PHP error log shows nothing recorded when I run the Widgets page (with Tabbed Widgets enabled)

    2. Were you using regular widgets in your theme before activating this plugin?
    Nope. I’ve been using WordPress for 6 months, using Hybrid News theme, Dashboard says I’m using 12 Widgets (several of which I’ve installed after WordPress was installed).

    My Widgets page shows:-

    • AddThis
    • Advertisement
    • Akismet
    • AmazonFeed
    • Archives
    • Authors
    • Bookmarks
    • Calendar
    • Categories
    • GD Blog Rating
    • GD Comments Rating
    • GD Star Rating
    • ICS Calendar
    • Meta
    • Pages
    • PHP Code
    • Recent Comments
    • RSS
    • Search
    • Tags
    • Text
    • YARRP
    • Yoast Taxonomy Widget

    I can teach you to fish, but I won’t fish for you…

    Load up something like Firefox with the Firebug debugger loaded into it.

    Load your page with your plugin’ displaying.

    Open the Firebug debugger, and then use the “Click an element to inspect” tool. Move your mouse over the widget and the page’s DOM will be shown in a hierarchy. Look at the hierarchy to find the classes used. You can then modify your theme’s CSS file to make your widget center.

    For example, using this method I found my AdSense adverts were being contained in a DIVision called #utility-after-single and the Ad Manager was using a class called Advman_Widget. So I added this to my class file:-

    #utility-after-single .Advman_Widget {
    width: 360px;
    margin:0 auto;
    }

    … which resulted in my advert centring within the widget.

    Hope this helps you help yourself.

    Re updated version that I downloaded today.

    Is this pluging really ready for release? Or been tested properly? I allowed my WordPress installation to download the update. Gone is the error message, so the plugin activated without error, but now there is no rich text option when editing a post … only default HTML editing.

    CKEditor settings panel also has problems (saving updates doesn’t produce a refreshed settings page) – and leaving a bullet point hanging with no text kinda looks a bit hapdash/amateur to me.

    I’m uninstalling this plugin until something more reliable comes along from this author.

    Exact same problem here.

    OK – here’s a quick and dirty solution, that will likely be overwritten if you upgrade/re-install TinyMCE Advanced.

    Edit the file tinymce-advanced.php, found in plugins/tinymce-advanced/

    Around Line 63, in the code “function tdav_css($wp)”

    add code like this:-

    $wp .= “,” . “/wp-content/themes/MyBespokeFolder/MyAdditionalStyles.css”;

    Reloading the editor causes the additional styles to appear in the Style dropdown.

    Hope this helps.

    I’d be interested to learn this too.

    The web’s advice on customizing TinyMCE seems not to make much sense with the WP version of TinyMCE (eg references to modifying tinyMCE.init() are a bit confusing when looking at wp-tinymce.js)

    I’d like to tell TinyMCE where my custom stylesheets are, and have TinyMCE add the styles to the drop down style box.

    Documentation discusses a “management page”. WordPress 2.7 doesn’t have a management page … you will find the necessary settings in the Dashboard’s “Tools” menu, as opposed to the Dashboard’s “Settings” menu which is where most plugins that I’ve recently installed have their configuration page.

    Oh fudge ??

    Thanks for looking into this CKPicker.

    Yes, I’m talking about Events Calendar from https://heirem.fr/

    I’ve got the Javascript coding skills to look at the problem, hopefully fix/patch it, and the tell everyone else what to do (!!!) … but I’m very much lacking in available time right now.

    Hopefully I’ll get back to this in a couple of weeks.

    Either that, or re-write the Events Feature using Scriptaculous…

    I have been installing WordPress 2.7, with the Options theme (Blue Danube). I wanted a better Calendar and I too have installed the Events Calendar pluging … only to see the Features Gallery break ??

    Are you willing to share your workarounds, frenchtowner, so that the rest of us so affected might make the gallery & events calendar work together, please?

    Thank yous
    Hedgehog

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