Nicolas Bernier

Hi

Thanks for feedback

Too much requests should not happen because the data is stored in a cache file to avoid this.

Make sure WordPress has write permission on the plugin’s cache folder. Also, make sure the Twitch credentials (client ID, client secret and channel name) you provided are correct too.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by Nicolas Bernier.

It’s not used, you can leave it blank or just insert your website URL.

The plugin is now fixed to support the new Twitch API (Helix).

Please upgrade to version 1.5.

You’ll have to create a Twitch application and set client ID and secret in Twitch Status’ settings to make it work again.

You’re welcome 🙂

This was a configuration issue, this may fix a lot of problems.

I checked your configuration, allow_url_fopen is set to off.

Try turning it on in your php.ini and try again.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by Nicolas Bernier.
• This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by Nicolas Bernier.

Hi

Try to chmod -R 0755 on your plugins folder, especially the “cache” folder or the plugin, it may be a dumb permission issue.

Hi

This is not planned ATM.

However you can create some custom javascript using the data provided by the plugin using in the twitchStatus object.

Example

jQuery( document ).ready( function () {

	// Target where to append the Twitch online tag
	var target = jQuery('#menu-item-816');

	var tag = jQuery('<span class="twitch-status-tag"></span>');
	target.append(tag);

	setInterval(function() {

		// Modify the following to match the names of your channels
		if (
			(twitchStatus.data.channelname1.status == 'online') ||
			(twitchStatus.data.channelname2.status == 'online') ||
			(twitchStatus.data.channelname3.status == 'online')
		) 		
		{
			tag.removeClass( 'twitch-offline' );
			tag.addClass( 'twitch-online' );
			tag.html( twitchStatus.buttonHTML.online );
		}
		else
		{
			tag.removeClass( 'twitch-online' );
			tag.addClass( 'twitch-offline' );
			tag.html( twitchStatus.buttonHTML.offline );
		}
	}, 1000);

});

It adapts automatically to 100% of its container width so if you want a fixed size, just nest it into a container with a fixed size.

<div style="width: 640px">[twitch-player channel="mychannelname" chat="true"]</div>