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We have tested version 0.0.6 on 5.2.17 on one of our old BlueHost servers. Somehow they are too slow to upgrade.

Curious to learn what PHP version did you have.

One can easily get it printed with this code

<?php

  phpinfo ();

?>

and whether it has solved the init issues on your end.

Thank you for the report. We tested on many sites installed and three different servers and all worked well.

The issue was that “new” fields read from the database and stored under the “new” properties worked well in PHP 5.3.3 … 5.3.9 but failed on PHP version 5.2.17. We presume you would need to upgrade PHP anyway. Still we have fixed the issue with the following work-around for you:

// work-around for PHP 5.2 not handling the "new" property correctly
$newfield = "new";
$row -> $newfield

This is actually a known issue in PHP reported already back in 2011 and fixed in PHP 5.3.

In any case, just update the plugin to version 0.0.6. This should do.

Let us know if you have any issue.

Happy translating!

Thank you for the report. It took as a while as we were not aware of the problem at all. We tested on many sites installed and three different servers and all worked well.

The issue was that “new” fields read from the database and stored under the “new” properties worked well in PHP 5.3.3 … 5.3.9 but failed on PHP version 5.2.17. We presume you would need to upgrade PHP anyway. Still we fixed the issue with the following work-around for you:

// work-around for PHP 5.2 and lower not handling the "new" property correctly
$newfield = "new";
$row -> $newfield

This is actually a known issue in PHP reported already back in 2011 and fixed in PHP 5.3.

In any case, just update the plugin to version 0.0.6. This should do.

Let us know if you have any issue.

Happy translating!