There was a problem parsing the JSON result?

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marcorlandi I hate code! Posts: 42 Reg: Dec 10, 2011 Bologna 3,320	confirm \| cancel 03/27/12 04:13 PM (13 years ago) There was a problem parsing the JSON result? I've got this response each time I try to download the code. I followed every instructions in related topics, such as: 1. curl activated 2. app icon in .jpeg instead of .png 3. json validated 4. check BT-server/bt_v15/bt_app/bt_appDownload_AJAX.php file to see if there is the @ in front of the set_time_limit() method call But still nothing!!!!!! Title Comments I've got this response each time I try to download the code. I followed every instructions in related topics, such as: 1. curl activated 2. app icon in .jpeg instead of .png 3. json validated 4. check BT-server/bt_v15/bt_app/bt_appDownload_AJAX.php file to see if there is the @ in front of the set_time_limit() method call But still nothing!!!!!!

Paul Rogers Android Fan Posts: 2524 Reg: May 30, 2011 UK 35,740	03/27/12 05:35 PM (13 years ago) you can comment out all of the set_time_limit call, I posted about it a while ago, it works for some.. Comments you can comment out all of the set_time_limit call, I posted about it a while ago, it works for some..

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	03/28/12 02:10 AM (13 years ago) Turned out the .PHP allow_open_url method was disabled on his server. By default the image icon is downloaded with imagecreatefromjpeg(THE IMAGE URL) or imagecreatefrompng(THE IMAGE URL). These methods work fine with a local file, not a URL (they are blocked on his server). I whipped up a CURL method on his server to download / save the image to /temp then process it from there. I'll get this included in the next release too to help the next web-host-victim ;-) Comments Turned out the .PHP allow_open_url method was disabled on his server. By default the image icon is downloaded with imagecreatefromjpeg(THE IMAGE URL) or imagecreatefrompng(THE IMAGE URL). These methods work fine with a local file, not a URL (they are blocked on his server). I whipped up a CURL method on his server to download / save the image to /temp then process it from there. I'll get this included in the next release too to help the next web-host-victim ;-)

Worker73 Android Fan Posts: 419 Reg: Feb 06, 2012 Austria, Klagen... 4,490	03/30/12 01:27 PM (13 years ago) Sounds Good..... At the Moment iam Downloading the Sources from "/temp" Directory ;-) Comments Sounds Good..... At the Moment iam Downloading the Sources from "/temp" Directory ;-)

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