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supportAfter spending half a day trying to find out why the Codestyling plugin didn’t work anymore, I found out that there is a conflict with “Log Deprecates Notices”. I posted this in the forum for Codestyling, though I suspect that the error might be due to this plugin, as I also had problems with Buddypress 1.7, and I just switched to PHP 5.4, which might also have shaken up things? If these 2 plugins are both installed, any attempt to “Edit” a .po file in Codestyling localization will return an error about too little memory, although in fact the error is due to an ajax call that fails. I couldn’t find out what the problem is exactly. It happens when CSL tries to include libraries in the beginning of csp_po_ajax_handle_launch_editor() function. To get the error, make an empty PHP file with this: require_once('/wp-blog-header.php'); require_once('/wp-content/plugins/codestyling-localization/includes/locale-definitions.php'); require_once('/wp-content/plugins/codestyling-localization/includes/class-filesystem-translationfile.php'); die('Hello'); The die statement cannot be reached. Instead I get a weird “connection changed” http error in my browser. Disabling the “Log Deprecated Notices” plugin removes the error. I just wanted to let you know in here. Maybe someone else will encounter the same problem. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/log-deprecated-notices/
OOOOPS!! I’m very sorry. Please delete this thread. The conflicting plugin was “Error Reporting” and not this one.
OOOOPS!! I’m very sorry. Please delete this thread. The conflicting plugin was “Error Reporting” and not this one.