• Resolved CRE8

    (@cre8gr)


    Hello,

    I installed today the OneSignal for WordPress according to the setup instructions you provide. I also added a test user to the notifications, everything OK so far. Now, when I try to add a new post or edit an old one when I do it I get the following message:

    OneSignal Push: There was a 0 error sending your notification.

    Digging inside the .php file I found out that the error has to do with cURL. The server I’m hosted has cURL installed and other .php applications can use it no problem. It has cURL not cURLSSL, and I thought maybe this could be the problem?

    Am I right, or something else is to blame?

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  • Thread Starter CRE8

    (@cre8gr)

    OK, scratch that! It was Curl that was Curl and not CurlSSL. They fixed it and now we can use OneSignal!

    So, for all of you out there, you need CurlSSL module installed in PHP for the OneSignal to work properly!


    It was Curl that was Curl and not CurlSSL.

    What do you mean by this statement? @cre8gr

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by vishaldodiya.
    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by vishaldodiya.
    Thread Starter CRE8

    (@cre8gr)

    When the hosting company compiled apache with PHP they selected the Curl module instead of CurlSSL.

    They compiled apache again with CurlSSL and this fixed all issues.

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