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Hey Kevin,
I checked the logs on the server and I’m not seeing the issue. Strange.
I tried pulling the database from the server to my local environment and it didn’t solve the problem. As far as I can tell, the only difference between the server and my local setup is that I’m running PHP 5.5.8, and the server is running PHP 5.4.
The only plugins I’m running are Piklist and WP Migrate DB Pro.
Hope this helps!
~Jason
Kevin,
Thanks for the heads up! Sounds exciting! I will confess, as I’m sure you know, that as much as I like Piklist.. the documentation does leave a bit to be desired. It reads more like code comments to the devs, at times, rather than overview/specs/examples for the newcomer.
If the docs were in a wiki I’d definitely be interested in helping as I become more familiar. I come from a RAD background, so I’m thoroughly enjoying this framework.
I hear you, Kevin. I’m the only person not working from a Mac in my company. I was going to get one after all this.. but I don’t want to drop $1500. So I switched to Ubuntu instead. It’s really the unix core I’m after anyway. 🙂
Unfortunately I’m now using 0.9.2 and I’m still getting this error every time I open the Add New Piklist Demos page:
Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/dhae/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/piklist/includes/class-piklist.php on line 230, referer: http://localhost/dhae/wordpress/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=markets&post_type=stories
Good stuff! I like the concept! Are templates documented anywhere, yet? It seems pretty straightforward, as a template is html with piklist shortcodes embedded into it, but it’d be great to really understand what each one does.
So where is the “field” template defined? I see ‘piklist_demo’ and ‘theme_tight’ defined, but not ‘field’.
Lastly, why use post-relate versus just doing a get_posts similar to the taxonomy example? What’s the internal benefit of using the post-relate method?
Thanks Marcus, Kevin!
To be perfectly honest, the issue ended up being the straw that broken the camel’s back of Windows for me. This in addition to cygwin and other nonsense tipped me over. I’ve since then split the partition and installed Ubuntu and now use Linux as my primary work OS. Now Piklist is working perfectly fine locally.
Still, this seems like enough of an issue that Piklist really ought to look into it themselves. I suspect this issue does pop up on Windows servers.
Gotcha. I was under the impression that windows permitted paths with mixed dashes. Not, of course, in command prompt, but something between apache and php in windows. I barked up that tree in the past with another project and found it was a red herring.
If I happen to get it working on 0.9.1 I’ll be sure to post it. Thanks!
~Jason
Ah, ok, they changed from the hardcoded, ‘theme’, to a private variable $_theme.
Unfortunately, this didn’t fix my issue. I’m still told I have permission issues on the line:
include $_fileI’ve gone against my better judgement, though, and have completely opened all permissions on every file/directory in the path C:\wamp\www\papertower\dhae\wordpress. I’ve also read, while searching around for this, that the permissions error is often a red herring for another error in the code.
To be completely explicit:
- I’m running wamp 2.4 on Windows 8.1
- I have Piklist 0.9.0 active as a plugin
- The problem only occurs when I add the /piklist directory to /themes/custom/
- Error #1: Warning: include(C:\wamp\www\papertower\dhae\wordpress\wp-content\themes\custom): failed to open stream: Permission denied in C:\wamp\www\papertower\dhae\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\piklist\includes\class-piklist.php on line 283
- Error #2: Warning: include(): Failed opening ‘C:\wamp\www\papertower\dhae\wordpress/wp-content/themes/custom/’ for inclusion (include_path=’.;C:\php\pear’) in C:\wamp\www\papertower\dhae\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\piklist\includes\class-piklist.php on line 283
- What really puzzles me about the last error is that I don’t have a C:\php directory. I did once, but I got rid of it since wamp has it. I did remove it from PATH.
Hi Marcus,
I really appreciate your help. Unfortunately, I’m not able to find anything in class-piklist.php that has self::$paths[‘theme’] anywhere in the file. I’m finding self::$paths[‘piklist’], but not self::$paths[‘theme’]. Are you you using 0.9.1?
Thanks!
This is a serious show stopper for me. Can anyone from Piklist please chime in on this? I’m spending a lot of time trying to figure this problem out. I’d really like to use this framework.
I know it’s in beta. Should I just assume it’s not ready?
Hey Marcus!
It definitely has to do with Windows being stupid. It appears to be permissions issues, but putting everything to max permissions does absolutely nothing. This is very frustrating.
Thanks for the line of code, but unfortunately it didn’t fix the problem. 🙁
This work on my colleague’s mac and on the server, but I really need this to work locally.
Just realized I didn’t add the screenshot links. They’re now in the previous post. I just wrote this to update the freshness. 🙂
