ezacharyk

Now that I post this, it dawned on me. In your Monster Insights settings page, next to your Website Profile code is an icon (on my site it is a broken image). Click that to get the “Reconnect Monster Insights” button. Click that and go through the process to allow Google and Monster to connect. Fixed it right up.

I am having this same issue and have also changed my google password recently too. Glad to see I am not the only one, but sad to see it hasn’t been answered yet. Found the solution, in the next comment.

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

The str_replace solution did not work for me, but the comment tag solution did. It is kind of a pain to have to do that for all the flash objects embedded on my sites. So I would love a universal solution.

This is really frustrating for me. I am a game developer and not being able to embed our flash games is a no go. So if this doesn’t get fixed soon, I will be forced to switch to a different embed solution.

I had to remove the single quotes from around option_name, but that worked.

On a second look, the errors I have in my log are not from this plugin, they just happened around the same time. Sorry about that.

However, I have still not found a resolution. I tried renaming the directory and then installing the plugin fresh, but that did not work.

I checked a 3rd site I run that uses this plugin, which I have not updated yet, and it is running 6.1. I usually updated all my sites around the same time, so on the two sites I am having an issue with, would most likely have gone from version 6.1 to 7.0.1

Could that have been the issue?

Well, I have renamed and renamed and renamed the directory a dozen times and it still does not work.

I just upgraded about 20 minutes ago and have hit the same problem. My error logs show a premature end of script error.

It is from this plugin as renaming the plugin directory fixes the issue.

Update. I figured out what the problem was with #2. I had my board id as 2.0 and it needed to be 2. So that got that fixed. As for #1, I will just have to make due. I am not going to worry about it.

Ok. So I updated to SMF 2.0 and have run into some new issues. The first one, I think was happening before upgrading but the second one is new.

1. I have two wordpress categories that will not save a SMF board id. I will enter the board id and save the settings but when I come back to the settings page, they have been cleared again.

2. Now when I save an article I get the following error:

An Error Has Occurred!
Wrong value type sent to the database. Integer expected. (id_board)

Well then. That would explain some things. I must have missed that in the description.

I already had plans to upgrade to 2 over the weekend, so I will update this when I do.

Thanks.

I am attempting to try this again and still having the issue.

I am also getting this new problem. When I publish an article I am getting an error in my smf forum:

You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘st_facebook_hcount’ st_title=’Test’ st_url=’https://divineknightgaming.com/?p=91” at line 4
File: /*snip*/forum/Sources/Subs-Post.php
Line: 1535

This is new.

I am running WP 3.1 and SMF 1.1.13