slushman

I’m the developer. Is there a problem with this plugin on your site? Can you elaborate on that? I’m not sure what you’re asking for here.

As far as I know, its still working, but I’ll check it out this week and update the compatibility notices and such.

Hey Max,

That’s the correct URL. ??

I just setup a test site with WordPress 4.6.1 and used the URL you provided. Everything is working as expected, so I’m not sure why it wouldn’t for you. I used the past dates URL in the plugin settings, the future URL in the shortcode, and two widgets, one future and one past. They are all displaying dates.

Here’s a screenshot of the page:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/loldaxf95kxoqvq/Sample%20Page%20%E2%80%93%20ArtistDataPress.png?dl=0

There’s extra slash in the URL you posted, but that didn’t affect anything on my test site.

I’ve yet to run into another plugin that conflicts since I keep ADP stuff very separated away from every other plugin, but what plugins are on this site?

Other only thing I can think of is some kind of caching issue. Do you run any caching plugins? Or does the server have caching?

@web2guru This is the same code change I’ve been using as well and yes it resolves the PHP7 warnings. It does not affect the plugin’s operation.

Hey Max,
Sorry, just seeing these. The forums changeover has notifications coming later than normal.

What URL are you using? There are now two different URLs listed in the Data Feeds section on ArtistData. You’ll need to use the one with with sonicbids in it. The old ones with artistdata don’t work since AD was purchased by Sonicbids and changed all the URLs to redirect.

Give that a try and let me know the results.

Hey Mohammad,
Can you give me any more information? What version of WordPress are you running? Do you have BuddyPress installed and activated? if so, what version? Does the widget literally not display anything or does it display incorrect things?

I’m seeing the same errors. Is there a github repo for this plugin so others can submit pull requests and such? That could help speed up submitting new hash files as well.

Sadly, no. I thought maybe it was something to do with CloudFlare as well, but I have other sites that aren’t using it that just get “unknown error” with links instead of 409. I’ve been debating just turning off the plugin altogether since I’m getting notifications from all our clients every time they link something now.

I thought I had answered this first post, but apparently I didn’t. I’m working on a rewrite of ADP and I’d be happy to add this as an option. Thanks for the feedback!

Awesome! Thanks.

You bet!

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Hey Daniel,

Sorry, just getting back to this. Sadly, this is still happening. We recently updated to version 1.3.6 on the client site and it broke immediately since my changes we written over.

I’ve setup a test site we can play with, if you want to check it out. I’ll email you the credentials and such and you can play around with it.

I went ahead and deactivated all the plugins and switched to Twenty Fifteen to make sure if it wasn’t anything else conflicting, but I’m getting the same set of error messages as before.

If I comment out the same line I mentioned above, the error for Google Fonts disappears.

Strangely, I’m also getting an error related to the css-functions.php file too.

Awesome! Looking forward to it.

I would guess it’s an issue with using the other feed URL. They have two feed URLs and the one that works best is the one closer to the bottom. It would be this one:

https://artistdata.sonicbids.com/pauls-journey/shows/xml/future

The other feed URL resolves to this one, but it’s not accessible in the plugin. I need to update the FAQ to reflect that. Let me know if that one works for you.

Hey all,
Yes, you can use multiple shortcodes with each having their own URL. Use the feedurl shortcode attribute for specifying a different feed than the one in the plugin settings. You can also limit how many shows for a shortcode as well. It’s all spelled out in the FAQs. ??

Flatpack: the URL you want has sonicbids in it, not the one that just has artistdata in it. When AD was purchased by Sonicbids a few years back, Sonicbids added their own URLs and they work better with this plugin due to redirects with the AD-only URLs.

slushman