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Nope, I couldn’t find a way to sort this out, sorry.

Hi PenelopeGlamour,

Just want to thank you for sharing your fix, the missing indexes from the tables were also what were wrong in a site I was editing.

Thanks!!

The only useful data I can provide right now is that the shortcode outputs

despite if it’s using transtient or not. I couldn’t spot exactly where the code is exiting without getting the data correctly like the widget.

Note on the side: Adding “update” as a parameter in the shortcode as suggested in google-analytics-top-posts-widget.php at line 132 didn’t forced the transtient to be skipped, seems like the parameter is getting lost after applying the filters.

Same thing over here. I’m pasting the shortcode provided in the description of the plugin’s page but it doesn’t render anything.

The widget however works great.

I’m starting to dig into the code, I’ll post if I find anything else.

Thanks!

Ha, I knew I’ll find the solution after posting the issue.

The right filter is “wpseo_opengraph_author_facebook”.

In my case we got to leave just the woocommerce plugin and the twenty twelve theme, just by setting the product to be variable, the cart goes blank on the first product adding. What’s frustrating is that the error is not significant enough.

Do you have product variations? The problem on my end only happens with variations.

Hi,

Do you still have this issue? Does your product has variations? I’m suffering from the same error but it only happens when the product has variations, 9 in my case. I’m testing with no plugins, the twenty twelve theme, and 128mb available for memory.

Yeah.. that explanation works to know how to limit the infinite scroll from being applied into a speciffic conditional tag, what I need is to remove the restriction it has with the search results. I have no limitations set, I added the infinite scroll support myself with the standard set of instructions.

Thanks!

They are asking you to set the right URL in Settings -> General. Looks like the problem is that your current URL is different than the one they have on their records.

I can confirm that adding always-show-count=”true” works. Could it be that you’re having a js problem when including the pinterest js file? Make sure it’s right before the [/body] tag.

I have the exact same request, and been googling a lot. Apparently this feature doesn’t exist yet.

I never got to solve the issue, it got solved after I migrate the site to another hosting, so it’s definitively something related to the server.

Yeah that would be great too.

This issue remains present btw.