Same here with fresh install
Plugin Contributor
gjanes
(@gjanes)
What version of PHP / Apache are you running? I am unable to replicate this issue and wonder if there’s a required version of PHP that this plugin needs to list.
PHP version
5.2.17-0.dotdeb.0
MYSQL version
5.1.56-0.dotdeb.0
Version 1.5.4. work fine….
Plugin Contributor
gjanes
(@gjanes)
Can you help me identify a common scenario I can test? Is this a multisite installation?
Of course I glad to help you…
No its not multisite instalation…
Plugin Contributor
gjanes
(@gjanes)
What OS / character set are you using? I’m wondering if perhaps my editor changed the character set when I did the conversion from 1.5.4?
I use Linux – Debian 5.0 / character set is UTF-8.
Plugin Contributor
gjanes
(@gjanes)
I believe I have found the source of the problem. I have the option in PHP set to allow the short open tags “<?”, and in a few lines of the new version 2.0 code I used <? instead of <?php.
I will be releasing a version 2.0.3 very soon that should solve this problem.
Thank you for your help on behalf of all users of this great plugin
Plugin Contributor
gjanes
(@gjanes)
This bug should be corrected in version 2.0.3 which is now available. Please test and let me know.
Work great !!! Thanks for your work….
Warning:
The same bug in new version 2.0.6 !!!
Plugin Contributor
gjanes
(@gjanes)
I apologize, I did some searches before checking in version 2.0.6 to make sure I hadn’t included any PHP short tags and unfortunately my searches missed one pattern.
I have all of the patterns saved, so this hopefully won’t be a problem again. Version 2.0.6 has been corrected.
