donnytree

Thanks! So are you saying to just disregard the error message and message from Facebook Developers interface to fix it?

Also, my Likes are still not being recorded correctly, I thought this was supposed to combine http and https, but that isn’t happening. I thought maybe this error was the reason why.

Thanks again,
Donna

Weird. OK, well hopefully there will be some response. I am not sure if you can edit your original and mark it unresolved again.

It says this is resolved, can you share how it was resolved? I am getting the exact same error when using the code provided by Yoast.

Thank you!

Awesome, thanks!

Hi Mikko,

Awesome, thanks so much! We are ordering by date right now because when we choose relevance the newer articles get buried, even if they are just as relevant to/match the search term(s).

Thank you again for all, really appreciate it,
Donna

Hi Mikko,

Thanks! We would use it if we could set the max limit, but it just defaults to 500. It would be great to have this improved in a future version.

Thanks again for all and for the awesome plugin,
Donna

Hi Mikko,

Documents in the index: 1914
Terms in the index: 577884
Highest post ID indexed: 54132

No we do not have Limit searches enabled, we are using the sort by date feature and a lot of articles were missing from results if we did this.

Thank you!
Donna

Hi Mikko,

I asked our hosting provider to look for any errors and she said this stood out:
[Mon Jun 12 09:10:40 2017] [error] [client] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 81 bytes) in /wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1846

Not sure if that helps?

Thanks!
Donna

Hi Mikko,

I am looking at the error logs and I don’t see anything. The error occurs immediately.

Thanks!
Donna

OK I added the following and the error seems to have stopped:
if ( $perma_cat != null && is_array($perma_cat)) {

So that it checks to make sure it’s an array.

Thanks again!
Donna

Sorry, I am noticing the following in my error logs:
[Sat Apr 22 09:42:13 2017] [error] PHP Warning: Illegal string offset ‘category’ in on line 29

Which is this line of code:
$cat_id = $perma_cat[‘category’];

Thanks so much @micdijkstra, this works perfectly!

I should have marked as resolved, thanks again!

Hi Jeremy,

Thanks so much, 4.7.1 fixes it for me!

Thanks again,
Donna

Thanks so much, appreciate it! Just let me know if you need anything else on my end.