cwfaraday

Does the resulting repetition have any effect on the site’s performance?

Is this related to the critical error that happens when accessing the admin settings on WP 3.5.2? I’m at version 5.5

Yes. It seems like the post filter logic has changed. In my case, I had a category selected for both post and pages, with the intention of including items of that category that were either posts OR pages . It was working fine, but after the update it looks as the logic has become posts AND pages, which is always false.

My solution was easy as I didn’t have any posts (only pages), so I removed that selection and everything worked fine. But of course it’s not ideal.

If you browse directly to one of the AMP pages what do you get? I had a similar problem when mysteriously AMP pages got redirected to their canonical version.

If that’s your issue, after hours of attempts I fixed it by disabling the AMP plugins and Yoast SEO, then re-enabling the AMP plugins first and finally Yoast SEO.

+1

The last version working for me is 0.3.4.

Hi Marqas,

It happens to the homepage too. Here is the link: https://bit.ly/2rzLmox

Thanks
Chris

Hi, thanks for addressing this. The pageview code is now gone, but I see that amp-analytics-0.1.js is still included. Actually, all the amp js files are loaded twice:

error.js:130 amp-lightbox is already registered. The script tag for amp-lightbox is likely included twice in the page.

error.js:130 amp-accordion is already registered. The script tag for amp-accordion is likely included twice in the page.

I can’t find anything else adding amp tags to the page…

UPDATE: js files appear to be added twice only to pages, never to posts.

Thanks again

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by cwfaraday.

I guess it’s simpler than that: in my function I din’t expect the first parameter passed by call_user_func to be $this->_post, so making space for it resolved the issue.

Unless it’s something that one is supposed to know (I’m not a pro), I’d only suggest to add it to he wiki.

Thanks for all your work, this plugin is by far my favourite!

Removing $this->_post as the first parameter for call_user_func in function php_function($atts) did the trick, at least temporarily…

I went back to 0.3.4 and removed the constant check: it seems to be working.

However, this won’t work:
[php_function name="testFunction1234" param="[post_meta name='wp_review_total']"]

Catchable fatal error: Object of class WP_Post could not be converted to string in /var/www/dev.local/wp-content/plugins/_mg_plugin/_mg_plugin.php on line 82

I guess post metas aren’t retrieved?

I updated to 0.3.6 and the lists aren’t showing up, neither in the settings page’s preview nor on the actual pages with the shortcode.

After extensive testing I found that Fast Velocity Minify works well together with this.

Hi EkoJR,

the same issue appears with the $ sign in post titles, on which I’m not sure how I could apply a shortcode.

For example, a common title like “Best under $500” results in “Best under 0”.

Any ideas?

Thanks
Chris

Thanks for all your work Raul!