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No problems!

I’m happy to take a look myself and contribute if I can. Can you steer me towards where I should be looking? The error doesn’t really suggest where the problem could be in the NavXT code.

Did you manage to recreate this issue? I’m wondering if you can recommend anything from the theme point of view to catch the error and not display the breadcrumb if this error is found.

Sure, that’s understood. The issue for me is that a content issue produces a hard PHP error which stops the site from functioning. In my mind it would be better to have a failed breadcrumb than a broken site.

I”m afraid not – I was hoping one of the plugin developers would be able to help.

I’m looking for an answer to this too – there doesn’t seem to be a setting for the callback so I’m wondering if there’s another elegant way to do it.

Same for us too on the one website we use it on.

We’re happy to try – got a dev box we can try it on.

Where can we get it from?

I can help, but let me know what you need to know.

All I can say at the moment is that when viewing any page (front or back end), I see about 50 of the warnings posted by the OP. Disabling Theme my Login removes them.

Happy to help debug.

Same for me too.

WP 3.5.1 multisite
TML 6.2.3

Thanks for letting me know.

Although it’s probably not intended, post thumbnail support (kind of) works if you’re uploading an actual image as the document, you just need to make sure you use wp_get_attachment_image rather than the_post_thumbnail.

Obviously doesn’t work if you’re uploading a non-browser compatible image (eg. TIF) or other file type (doc / xls / pdf / etc).

Might be worth mentioning that on the documentation somewhere. It’s not ideal, but will probably keep most people going until one of us has time to submit a pull request.

Incidentally, my error log shows this at the end:

[SOCIAL – 2012-11-30 14:02:52 – 83.223.116.67] Aggregation for post #4333 complete.
[SOCIAL – 2012-11-30 14:02:52 – 83.223.116.67] Decremented the semaphore by 1.
[SOCIAL – 2012-11-30 14:04:02 – 83.223.116.67] Running cron_15_init
[SOCIAL – 2012-11-30 14:04:02 – 83.223.116.67] Running request: CRON/action_cron_15
[SOCIAL – 2012-11-30 14:04:02 – 83.223.116.67] Attempting semaphore lock

Not sure if it’s related though.

I’m also having a similar problem. It stopped working some days ago and we were still running the old version of Twitter Tools. So as you’d expect, we should update.

I’ve now installed the Social plugin and updated Twitter tools and configured as per the installation guide.

Our tweets did display correctly, although we didn’t have any new ones, then I ran the database update as suggested by Twitter Tools and now no tweets are showing at all. Downloading manually doesn’t help.

Any ideas?

That’s right, I was talking about fetching the image.

To summarise what I found about adding the post thumbnail – you can’t add post thumbnail support as it will overwrite the actual download file itself.

However, if the file you uploaded if a valid image type (jpg / gif / png) then a post thumbnail is actually created without you having to specifically set one. You can then use the wp_get_attachment_image function to return the post thumbnail that’s silently created.

I’ve found the solution by reading through some other comments on the thread posted above, so hopefully it’ll help someone else.

Whilst in the loop, you need to query the post for any attachments and then foreach through the attachments using wp_get_attachment_image to get the actual image itself.

It’s a workaround, but works well for me and I love the fact that the document manager automatically creates post thumbnails for uploaded images.

Sounds like a good plan. It’s kind of what I was hoping to to do, but what I’m not sure about is what constant to use to overwrite the document upload path.

For example, I use these for the home / site url:

define(‘WP_HOME’,’https://somedomain.com’);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’https://somedomain.com’);

Do you know what the constant is for the document upload path?