error when reading the 'ngfb_options' array from the database

Ok, now we’re getting somewhere… I think. 🙂

Looks like your website doesn’t like this:

if ( method_exists( 'nggdb', 'find_image' ) ) :

Odd, but no problem. I’ll just change it into a ‘class_exists’ test instead…

Give the new dev code a try and let me know. 😉

Thanks,

js.

Ok, I think we might have a winner here… Aside from a multitude of other small changes (mostly variable checks etc), I also moved the options load from the __construct() method to a WP init() method. This should load the options a little later, which might give more time for other WP related stuff to load (I hope). 😉

I QA the plugin on 5 different websites, so seeing these issues in the wild is a little frustrating. 🙂 I might be away until tomorrow morning. Let me know how the current dev version fares.

http://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/nextgen-facebook.zip

Thanks!

js.

I’ve tweaked the code a bit more – would you mind giving v3.1.2b2 a try?

http://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/nextgen-facebook.3.1.2b2.zip

Let me know if you see anything in your webserver’s error log (as well as WP’s debug.log)…

BTW, if it still doesn’t work, you could try commenting line #177 in nextgen-facebook.php:

$this->load_is_active();

From what I can see, your website might have a problem with some class/method checks (it’s a theory)…

Thanks,

js.

Yeah, I’ve been trying to streamline the activate/deactivate methods. That error is already fixed in 3.1.2b3. 😉

So, it’s as I suspected, there’s some function/method/class check, that for some reason, your PHP / WP installation doesn’t like… I’ll need your help on this one. 😉

Here’s the method in question in nextgen-facebook.php:

function load_is_active() {

                        $this->is_active['ngg'] = method_exists( 'nggdb', 'find_image' ) ? 1 : 0;
                        $this->is_active['cdnlink'] = class_exists( 'CDNLinksRewriterWordpress' ) ? 1 : 0;
                        $this->is_active['wikibox'] = function_exists( 'wikibox_summary' ) ? 1 : 0;
                        $this->is_active['expages'] = function_exists( 'ep_get_excluded_ids' ) ? 1 : 0;
                        $this->is_active['postthumb'] = function_exists( 'has_post_thumbnail' ) ? 1 : 0;

                        $this->print_debug( '$this->is_active', $this->is_active );
                }

I would like you to comment each line, one by one, and see which one breaks the settings page.

Once we know, I can see if there’s another way to code the check.

Here’s the latest version:

http://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/nextgen-facebook.3.1.2b3.zip

Thanks,

js.