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I just updated to version 1.9.9 and am no longer receiving this PHP warning.

Thanks Mailgun!

I have the same issue and submitted it on the Mailgun support site.

They told me to go on the Settings page and change “Use HTTP API” to No.

This did not solve the warning.

A bit more info on this page where a Square employee says:

source_id needs to be filled. This is typically a nonce from the Square Payment Form that is generated after a customer enters their card information.

It looks like the “source_id – Field…” message is a response from Square to an empty nonce field.

Awesome, Greg. Thanks.

Same issue. Thanks in advance to brilliant WPers.

No, haven’t been able to work on it. Probably won’t for a little while, so if you want to mark this ‘resolved’ I could come back to you later if I get any valuable info.

Thanks!

Hi JS,

Sorry, the problem was that with both of those plugins enabled my entire site crashed and all that showed up was a white screen.

I know you give great service-unbelievable, really, on a free plugin. I don’t expect you can help me based on the data I have provided.

I just thought you would want to know, as you wrote this on your debug page:…

NGFB Open Graph+ follows the latest recommended WordPress coding practices, but on occasion, it may break other themes and/or plugins that do not.

…and Gravity Forms is also made by top professionals, so I just found it odd there would be a conflict.

The Gravity Forms fellow told me:

If it crashes the entire site then it sounds like you don’t have enough php memory, the recommended minimum these days is 128M but 256M is better

So I thought I would check into that before I bothered you any more.

Best Regards.

Hi JS and All,

Just wanted to post a follow-up on the “Insert PHP” plug-in mentioned above. I got in touch with the developer as suggested and he’s also a swell guy. He updated his plug-in with the ob_end_flush() and even took the time to email me back and let me know.

What a great community!

Well thanks, JS. When I unchecked “Apply Title Filters” NGFB did just fine at picking up a title and including it in the og: codes.

I wish I knew what was causing the problem. I’m using a Genesis theme with one of their own Child Themes, and I haven’t modified those. Maybe I will figure it out one day. Really appreciate your help.

Thanks JS. I installed that and the site is up now with the NGFB debug code available.

It looks like it has something to do with apply_filters() again, but I can’t figure it out. I deactivated most every other plugin on the site, just leaving a couple widget controllers that I thought highly unlikely they messed with the title.

Interested to see what you think after you take a look.

Oh, I did deactivate the “Insert PHP” and as you can see that allows the og:description to work, but still not the title.

Thanks.

Unbelievable… your speed and desire to help, that is. Thank you so much.

p.s. #2 I just deactivated that plugin so you could take a look at NGFB’s debug output.

p.s. I am working on the Genesis framework with a child theme.

Ok. When I deactivated this plugin, the description appeared but not the title:

Insert PHP
“Run PHP code inserted into WordPress posts and pages.”
Version 1.0 | By Will Bontrager Software, LLC

I could not get the og:title to work by deactivating plugins. Maybe we could just start by looking at the Insert PHP plugin?

Thanks much.