edmyersjr

We’re having the same issue. Thanks for the temporary fix while we wait for the plugin author @boonebgorges!

I ran into this issue on an urgent project for a site running PHP 7.1.

The issue appears to be in the validate(…) method in ~/includes/abstracts/admin_page.php

$sanitized is initialized as a string (line 182), and then the foreach loop attempts to access named offsets as if it were an array (line 186).

I was able to resolve the issue by making a small modification:

public function validate( $settings ) {

		$sanitized; //untyped declaration

		if ( is_array( $settings ) ) {
			$sanitized = array(); //initialize as array
			foreach ( $settings as $k => $v ) {
				$sanitized[ $k ] = simcal_sanitize_input( $v );
			}
		} else {
			$sanitized = ''; //initialize as string
			$sanitized = simcal_sanitize_input( $settings );
		}

		return $sanitized;
	}

@nickyoung87, maybe you can take a look for the next release?

Sorry for the delay getting back to you, didn’t see your reply until today.

Exactly right. With a small change you can use:

[youtube url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=123456″%5D

OR

[youtube id=”123456″]

either one would work. How I implemented was a little sloppy – you would probably do a better job of it – but I’ll do a pull request this weekend when I have a minute so you can take a look

When I put the urls on their own lines (without shortcode), the standard embed was taking over.

IFTTT watches the youtube rss feed for new videos, when one is created, it creates a post. You have access to the video title, description, url, and embed code to use in creating the post.

Actually I just tried and unfortunately it didn’t work. If I have wp_debug turned on I see the following notice:

Notice: Constant WPSSO_MENU_ICON_HIGHLIGHT already defined in /users/edmyersjr/box sync/projects/bucks sports chiropractic/prototype/cms/wp-config.php on line 86

Awesome! Thanks!!