Anthony Acosta

Ok, so I downgraded from the paid version to the free version and it started working again.

Nope.

It would randomly add a tag here or there. For now we are manually tagging the posts.

BTW, I tried the fix you suggested for PHP 7 and also checking against my other plugins. No joy.

UPDATE: I misunderstood what the plugin was doing. It’s dumping the contents of the page/post into the widget. If my image wasn’t linked then it wouldn’t link. Now that I get it, I can work with that.

Great Plugin. Super useful. Thanks guys.

Ok, It looks like its only affecting videos uploaded during that time frame (2013) the 2014 and newer uploads are not affected. Neither are new videos. I think its probably a permissions issue with my CDN or the way my video files were added to the database. Either way, it looks like your awesome plugin is not culpable. Thank you so much for your assistance.

Rewrite is on, but it was already on. idk why its doing this to all my older posts.

Yes everything was working great until the update today.

We use the plugin “Amazon S3 and Cloudfront” which works in conjunction with “Amazon Web Services”.

Not sure what you did, but the last update appears to have fixed the problem. I’m using it again. Thank you so much for being attentive to this plugin.

Hi,

Thanks for the prompt response.
When I click the Widgets link on my dashboard sidebar, it thinks for about a minute and then loads a white screen (no html on view source, and no errors on the console) just the url mydomain.com/widgets.php . If I deactivate your plugin, then the widgets page starts working again.

I tried activating the debug mode to see if I could pinpoint the issue, but it wouldn’t give me anything. I also cleared my browser cache and tried it all again just in case. no go. I also checked the server logs to see if anything showed up there. Nothing. I really wish I could give you more to go on.

Unfortunately its a high traffic site and i can’t experiment on it during peak hours (like right now) I’ll try again overnight to see if I can get some clues.

I’ll post again with any updates.

Thanks Donncha, That worked for me.

Sweet! I can’t wait. I’ve been banging my head against my keyboard trying to create a function to fix this. Thank you for the response.

@tracylove3000 Your Google+ profile information Gives G+ authorship info and therefore permission to post to your G+ Page. Keep in mind that the Author info in Jetpack must be an admin for G+ Page.

I re-read your post, it sounds like your doing it right.

This is what I did in Jetpack.

1. Publicize Logged in here FIRST:
[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/dFoKod3.jpg[/IMG]

2. Connected here second:
[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/5lWjJkD.jpg[/IMG]

After that, it took a few hours, but the posts started syndicating.
You must make sure that on the public side of your blog, Google Authorship is showing below your article. It has to be there or it won’t work.

I hope this helps. I’m no expert, I’ve just made a ton of mistakes. ??

You have to have the Google+ Profile information filled out first, then you can active the G+ Connection. Without it, it won’t syndicate.

Thank you so much, it worked like a charm.

Did some additional reading (*doh) and maybe I can use the
has_post_thumbnail
to check this. However, I don’t know the syntax of integrating it into my existing function.

ex:

if has_post_thumbnail {

//do nothing

} else {

//run my function to attach it

}

Maybe?

I’m using the following function at the top of my functions.php

add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ );

I believe this activates the featured thumbnails and that its supposed to be supported by the new WP 3.0 (Oh, I’m using 3.0.1)