microkid

I have the same problem. It appears it has to do with the plugin using the glob function to check if any template files are located in your theme folder (STYLESHEETPATH to be exact). The glob function is not available on all systems.

Perhaps the author can come up with another way of checking for template files.

*bump*

Awesome, please do!

@moazam, care to share it? I am very interested in your solution.

Thanks soroaga for sharing this solution. Note that there is a typo in the author_request function; the $qv parameter should be $qs

function author_request($qs) {
	if(isset($qs['author_name'])){
		$qs['post_type'] = get_post_types($args = array(
			'public'   => true,
			'_builtin' => false
		));
		array_push($qs['post_type'],'post');
	}
	return $qs;
}
add_filter('request', 'author_request');

Note that WP 3.1 will bring a great improvement for quering (multiple) custom taxonomies:

https://ottopress.com/2010/wordpress-3-1-advanced-taxonomy-queries/

So don’t spend too much time on creating workarounds!

Hm weird. Is WP_DEBUG set to true in your wp-config.php?

Is WP_DEBUG set to true in your wp-config.php?

Hmm not a bad idea at all. I can imagine how this would give great insight on the global relational system of your posts. It will however be quite the challenge to display all the posts in the list in a neat way. I’ll definitely take it into consideration for a next version though!

Hi Frederick. I understand now what is causing this. Do you have any suggestions on how to solve this with a cronjob? I guess calling anything that starts up WordPress in full effect should solve this right?

@firefusion
It appears you have WP_DEBUG set to true. The notices you are seeing have nothing to do with the plugin, wp-settings.php is a core file.

Check wp-config.php and make sure WP_DEBUG is set to false or remove it.

@ericamueller
Yeah maybe you can send me the login for an admin user at microkid.net-gmail-com so I can check it out?

Hi Kevin,

Check the FAQ.

Hi betadog,

It doesn’t have this functionaility now, but I could see how this could be useful so I’ll look into adding it in a next release.

So Werner, are you going to enlighten us with which plugins you are talking about?

What version of WordPress are you using?

Maybe you can ask your hosting provider to send you the error logs.