wp-prowl on hiatus
just an FYI for those wp-prowl users out there, and it might be a little obvious already, but I’m putting any updates to wp-prowl on hold for the time being. my day job has been evolving, and i’m in the midst of a big move, and haven’t had any time to dedicate to the project.
i will still be providing bug fixes, however. so please let me know if you encounter any issues that need fixing! i just won’t be adding any features anytime soon.
edit: it’s also worth mentioning that I’m no longer an iPhone user, so that makes things a little less interesting from my point of view. maybe i’ll think about having android support of some type (don’t know how, or if this is even desirable), or maybe I’ll get an iPad and get interested again. my frustration with the iPhone notification system had finally come to the point where I couldn’t stand being on the platform anymore, honestly.
Well, I have a bug, and not many google searches seem to relate to this one… okay, there was one, but the guy disable wp-prowl to solve it.
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class Prowl in /home/marcoppr/public_html/gardenaustin.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-prowl/ProwlPHP.php on line 4
…when making a comment on my blog. Comments still go through, but users don’t think they do.
I know you’re backing away from all things WP, iPhone and wp-prowl, but it’s a pretty nifty piece of software, and I wish I could use it.
Thanks!
Hey,
i have the same issue on my blog. So i still try to fix it with help of php.net. But it seems the code is correct and he use require_once(). So im not sure if i can find and fix this.
Hey its me again.
It seems i fixed it. in ProwlPHP.php we have a class Prowl on line 3 and a function Prowl on line 30. It seems the Problem is the same name of Class and the function. So i changed the name of function Prowl in line 30 from Prowl to Prowl1 and this works for me.
Before: function Prowl($apikey=null, $verify=false, $provkey=null, $proxy=null, $userpwd=null) . . .
#
After: function Prowl1($apikey=null, $verify=false, $provkey=null, $proxy=null, $userpwd=null) . . .
Thank you Adi, this worked for me as well. I ended up changing the function name to “Prowl2″ and then I marked the plugin as inactive and reactivated (not sure if that helped, but the first time I tested it it still threw the same error). All works well (for now).