Hello. I received a notice from my web host that the WordPress Libsyn Publisher Hub plugin <= 1.4.4 was flagged by a Patchstack scan with a Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. Are there plans for an update?
]]>Hello
We are using latest plugin 1.4.4, but when we trying to edit / update content its not working at all.Hello,
I recently installed the most up-to-date version of the Libsyn Publisher Hub plugin. Upon accessing the Settings, I encountered a form requesting the Client ID and Client Secret key. Above the form, there is a link to a Private YouTube video, unfortunately, it’s a Private video and inaccessible to me. I presume this video contains essential instructions. Could you kindly make the YouTube video accessible to the public or provide a document link detailing the necessary instructions?
Screenshot: https://snipboard.io/hH23Cb.jpg
I’m currently using Libsyn Five and haven’t come across a similar feature in the Libsyn Settings page.
Thank you for your assistance,
Tawfiqur Rahman
Cannot install plugin due to WordPress version requirement. The plugin states WordPress 7.2, but there is no 7.2 as of yet. (WordPress 6.3 just dropped last week.) Has the plugin been deprecated?
]]>I’ve tested with a completely empty site with only this plugin. PHP 8.0 works. PHP 8.1 immediately breaks it.
Judging by the lack of updates, and clear disregard from their support team on troubleshooting this when reached out, it’s safe to say this plugin is abandoned and no longer supported. You may want to look elsewhere unfortunately.
Error Details
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An error of type E_ERROR was caused in line 194 of the file /srv/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/libsyn-podcasting/admin/lib/Libsyn/Service/Logger.php. Error message: Uncaught Error: Class "Libsyn\Service\Psr\Log\LogLevel" not found in /srv/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/libsyn-podcasting/admin/lib/Libsyn/Service/Logger.php:194
Stack trace:
#0 /srv/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/libsyn-podcasting/libsyn-podcasting.php(59): Libsyn\Service\Logger->error('Plugin:\t Php ve...')
#1 /wordpress/core/6.1.1/wp-settings.php(447): include_once('/srv/htdocs/wp-...')
#2 /srv/htdocs/wp-config.php(83): require_once('/wordpress/core...')
#3 /wordpress/core/6.1.1/wp-load.php(55): require_once('/srv/htdocs/wp-...')
#4 /wordpress/core/6.1.1/wp-admin/admin.php(34): require_once('/wordpress/core...')
#5 {main}
thrown The plugin keeps disconnecting from our site. When we bring in an episode manually, we get an error in the WordPress editor for the Libsyn Block: “This block contains unexpected or invalid content.” On the front-end, the player is not visible and instead has an error:
An error occurred
Application error
Exception information:
Message: Call to a member function getUrl() on null
From the PHP Log:
[proxy_fcgi:error] [pid 8123:tid 140666159761152] AH01071: Got error ‘PHP message: PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/libsyn-podcasting/admin/lib/Libsyn/Post.php on line 1834
Got error ‘PHP message: PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/libsyn-podcasting/admin/lib/Libsyn/Post.php on line 1834
PHP message: PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/libsyn-podcasting/admin/lib/Libsyn/Post.php on line 1834
]]>Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’ in /var/www/vip12/sites/vip7504626/httpd/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/libsyn-podcasting/admin/lib/Libsyn/Post/Block.php on line 94
]]>had published a podcast episode successfully, but then the plugin failed with the message “unexpected or invalid content”. tried removing the post & reposting; same error. the plugin appears to be now out-of-date with WP5 updates.
]]>We removed the plugin, but like 2 dozen Libsyn custom fields show up when we generate a new post. Assuming this means the plugin left residue in the database.
How do we safely delete everything left behind so those fields don’t show and confuse our client?
Thanks.
]]>I have installed WordPress plugin into my custom WordPress theme. and I have logged in to my plugin. all episodes are displayed inside my plugin.
now, I want to display my all episodes on the custom theme page.
I can not find any short cord to display my episodes. Please Let me know How can I display my all episodes on the theme page.
Please give me any solution to display my episodes from libsyn plugin to my custom theme page.
]]>Hi Guys.
Still having issues with the Libsyn plugin and it’s blocks.
It’s causing an error that breaks beaver builder and other editors.
]]>I’ve not been able to update the plugin since 1.2.2.6. Every time I update the plugin stops working. No errors are displayed but the [podcast] shortcut stops working, displaying the code on the site. I created a fresh WordPress sandbox with no plugins or extra themes, activated the plugin and nothing happens. No admin, no ability to add podcasts. System is Windows 10, running PHP over IIS.
]]>Hi there,
So I just want to embed a feed. I’d prefer to just ditch the plugin and embed the iframe code alone… is this possible? (Edit: I know it’s possible and I have done this now).
The reason:
I notice that when activating this plugin, there is a custom jquery ui file that messes up a lot of other screens in the admin by overriding styles.
I also noticed other people having issues with CSS files doing similar things in admin.
I hope you can address these issues.
Additionally, I found that every time I deactivate the plugin, I have to go get the key pair again from the libsyn website. I paste the codes, save, then it asks me to log in to libsyn. Seems unnecessary to double verify like that.
I think I’ll just embed the show and be done with it. But there’s potential for this plugin to be awesome with a few little things fixed ??
]]>So the page is not there because it stopped working on may 13th. I can manually add episode via plugin content. If i go into lisbyn it shows wordpress failed.
]]>After updating to the new version (1.2.2.7) I get this error
“File is missing and requied for the Libsyn Publisher Hub. /home/jer_/Leadingquestionspodcast.com/public/wp-content/plugins/libsyn-podcasting/admin/lib/Libsyn/Ajax.phpPlease contact your server Administrator or try Manually Installing Plugins.”
It also breaks the URL redirect so that only the initial landing page will be loaded.
]]>First off, if you’ve only got one user who needs to upload MP3s, or they’re all Administrators who you trust with all your Libsyn login info this shouldn’t affect you.
However, if you’ve got non-Administrators who contribute to your site that need to upload an MP3 then you’ll quickly see massive errors in this plugin’s coding.
First: Each user must input the Client ID and Client Secret in the WordPress back-end. Every other plugin I’ve used that uses Key/Secret settings has the Administrator set these up for everyone, then they set who has access. What Libsyn has done here is incredibly insecure.
But wait, there’s another problem: The permissions checks in LPH for showing the Admin Menu so you can get at the LPH settings and put those in check for ‘administrator’ status, so a non-administrator simply cannot enter this REQUIRED information.
So what does a clever webmaster do? They edit the plugin and change the permissions check from ‘administrator’ to ‘upload_files’ (as it should be) and then hand over the ID/Secret to the contributor.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE
So the Contributor enters in the ID/Secret and then LPH redirects them to log into Libsyn for no reason whatsoever.
What’s the point of these API keys if you need to log in to Libsyn itself to get this to work?
Do we actually need to give a Contributor full login access to Libsyn to just upload an MP3 via WordPress?
What is going on here? This isn’t just annoying, it’s also incredibly insecure to demand all this broad sharing of credentials.
]]>Same thing going on with this previous support topic.
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/found-conflicting-css-in-meta_boxes-css/
The Libsyn Publisher Hub plugin is causing parts of Advanced Custom Fields meta boxes to break.
]]>I keep getting the following error when I embed on a page/post (via shortcode or Gutenberg block)
Fatal error: Call to a member function getUrl() on null in /www/libsyn/html5-player/application/controllers/EmbedController.php on line 524
What’s this issue about?
Below is an example of a website that has this error. This is not my website. I just found it while googling for information:
https://www.munzeeblog.com/category/podcast-2/page/6/
The Libsyn Publisher Hub plugin is causing parts of WooCommerce admin screen (Attributes; Variations) to break. I found the issue to be on line 283 of the meta_boxes.css file (libsyn-podcasting\lib\css\libsyn\meta_boxes.css)
The line is currently:
div.inside div,p {...}
I was able to resolve the issue by changing the line to:
#libsyn_player_settings div.inside div,p {...}
Please update this line in your next release.
Thanks.
]]>In the class Libsyn\Service\Cron, the method run (line 56 of /admin/lib/LibSyn/Service/Cron.php) returns $this->activate(). $this cannot be used in a static context.
This gives me an error in my code editor, which is annoying when I’m trying to debug. I don’t see this method called anywhere (imports.php calls the non-static activate method directly). Could this method be deleted in the next release? It’s not critical but I would like the error to go away and, were it called, it would throw a fatal exception.
Thank you!
]]>Hi,
Is it possible to remove libsyn logo from wordpress podcast player? or Is there any pro version of the plugin available which allows to remove libsyn logo?
]]>I’m not sure what happened, but the layout of our “Add Post” page has changed. Which is fine! It looks more user friendly.
There is now a slot to put in the Libsyn media URL so that it can pull the sound file. I’ve added it and selected everything in the Libsyn play settings, however it does not appear to pull the file so there is no episode on my page.
I’ve gone back in to try to make updates, but the URL is still there and I’m not sure what else to do.
I could really use some assistance, please!
Thank you.
]]>Would be really cool to not have to duplicate content on the web and/or import feeds into my site as individual blog posts.
In fact, I’d have no problem even embedding an iframe of my custom Libsyn feed url if I could have some way to exclude the header/search/menu functions and just display the feed w/ players. Maybe use custom url vars like myheartradio.libsyn.com?header=false
A simple feed shortcode like: [libsyn feed="myheartradio.libsyn.com"] would greatly enhance this plugin and give us a lot more control than an iframe.
After I add my client id and client secret and then log in I am asked to approve 3 things and upon clicking yes I am brought back to my wordpress admin area with the notice:
400 The redirect URI is missing or do not match
The API credentials are never saved. Curious, do you hard code the /wp-admin uri?
]]>It would be really helpful if it would be possible to publish podcasts with pages. At the moment its working with posts only and then I copy this player code to a page that is really annoying and time consuming.
]]>At issue is that during the update process the /wp-content/plugins/libsyn-podcasting/admin/lib directory is left still remaining thus causing the install of the new/updated plugin to fail because the directory already exists.
There are no files in/under the libsyn-podcasting directory, just the directory entry for libsyn-podcasting/admin/lib.
If I go in via FTP and delete the entire libsyn-podcasting directory and re-install the plugin everything is fine.
Thanks
Chuck
When the libsyn plug-in is enabled, I receive the following messages:
Undefined index: meta_link in ….. wp-content…/admin/lib/Libsyn/Post.php on line 73.
Removing libsyn allows me to edit posts and media library contents again. Activate the plug-in and post fails with a series of “array_merge()” and “Cannot modify header” errors.
The problem is definitely within libsyn based on the console report.
Thank you.
]]>Hi,
Everything works well with the plugin, but the only thing is when viewed in Chrome or Safari the actually podcast posts do not display…see link sent. The posts list page shows (https://fccc.ca/fccc-messages/) but once you click listen to view a specific podcast page it does not. The funny thing is it works in FireFox. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
Hi, I’ve installed the plugin and successfully linked it to my libsyn account. Now I want to place the short code on my blog page, but I’m unable to locate the short code on the settings page. Can you please advise where I can find this.
Thanks in advance,
Gabrielle
Hello Author,
Can you please let us know about the changelog for the latest release?
Changelog are missing since last 2 release
Warmest regards
Vikas