14 replies to this topic

[Mike Jonas]

Fatal error: Cannot use object of type stdClass as array in /(path-to)/tubepress-pro/sys/classes/org/tubepress/impl/factory/commands/VimeoFactoryCommand.class.php on line 164

It was working fine until recently on both my production site and localhost. I didn't make any changes to the site, it just suddenly stopped working. This was the php code I was using to call tube press:

print TubePressPro::getHtmlForShortcode("vimeoKey='(my vimeo key)' vimeoSecret='(my secret key)' tubepress mode='vimeoUploadedBy' vimeoUploadedByValue='(myaccount)' embeddedWidth='960' embeddedHeight='540' thumbHeight='195' thumbWidth='315' hqThumbs='true' playerColor='44c8ff' cacheEnabled='true' uploaded='true' relativeDates='true' orderBy='published' playerColor='e63c3f'");

Any ideas?

[Laura Davis]

Same problem here. Was working just fine and now getting the exact same error. Didn't change anything. Any ideas? My shortcode is [tubepress]. I even tried changing the user from which I'm getting the videos and that didn't matter.

http://providencecc....est-vimeo-page/

[Mike Jonas]

Temporarily fixed it by changing the mode from vimeoUploadedByValue to vimeoSearch

[Kenny McNett]

Same problem here, suddenly. I thought it was because I was cloning and migrating a site, but now I'm getting the error on both sites. Maybe there's something broken with vimeo's search api?

Except, I'm getting videos from an album ID#, and it's throwing the error.

[Kenny McNett]

Also an error if I try to retrieve by channel. Any insights?

[Laura Davis]

Temporarily fixed it by changing the mode from vimeoUploadedByValue to vimeoSearch

I was able to "fix" the issue this way too, however, using this mode only pulls up 3 of the 6 videos that I have on Vimeo so it's not a workable solution for me. I tried all other modes and all of them throw a fatal error except the search mode.

[Kenny McNett]

vimeo just rolled out a fat redesign. my guess is that's the culprit.

[< no first name > Neaga]

Same error here. We are playing videos from albums. What can we do for now?

[Andy Charrington-Wilden]

Yup, im getting this too.....

[Andy Charrington-Wilden]

The way to fix this is to cast the _videoArray var as an array again. In whatever/wp-content/plugins/tubepress/sys/classes/org/tubepress/impl/factory/commands/VimeoFactoryCommand.class.php, you'll need to do this on lines 55 and 60. So the _preExecute function now looks like this

protected function _preExecute($feed)
    {
        $unserialized = org_tubepress_impl_factory_commands_AbstractFactoryCommand::_unserializePhpFeed($feed);

        if (isset($unserialized->video)) {
            $this->_videoArray = (array)$unserialized->video;
            return;
        }

        if (isset($unserialized->videos) && isset($unserialized->videos->video)) {
            $this->_videoArray = (array)$unserialized->videos->video;
            return;
        }
        $this->_videoArray = array();
    }

Try that.

:-)

Why the heck vimeo are messing around like that is crazy...

[Andy Charrington-Wilden]

Blog post about it here

http://fishcantwhist...-t...0zaj6A-NNG

:-)

[Laura Davis]

[quote name="fish"]The way to fix this is to cast the _videoArray var as an array again. In whatever/wp-content/plugins/tubepress/sys/classes/org/tubepress/impl/factory/commands/VimeoFactoryCommand.class.php, you'll need to do this on lines 55 and 60. So the _preExecute function now looks like this


That fixed the issue for me. THANKS!!!!!

[< no first name > Neaga]

thank you. yes it works now

[Kenny McNett]

Thanks fish!

[eric]

Blog post about it here

http://fishcantwhist...-t...0zaj6A-NNG

:-)

Thank you! I've committed this to git and it will go out officially with TubePress 2.4.0 which should be out later tonight. Afterwards I'll do some more investigating and figure out why vimeo decided to throw in this monkey wrench.