Mark

My apologies, I thought I had responded already. I have tested the plugin on 5 more sites and it appears to be working perfectly. Thank you. I am very impressed with the results, it has done better than Akismet so far.

That worked. Thank you.

@jonathanbowen – We have found the issue to be a naming conflict with another vendor’s code on your site. We were able to fix the issue on your site and have notified iHomefinder’s engineers of the issue. Check your email for full details and feel free to reply to our ticket if you have any other questions. Thanks.

Actually, yes, I reported the same information via the support link on your website. Let me know if that was not the correct location. Thanks.

It appears the issue may still be occurring. We updated the plugin to v2.0.30 on a site we manage on the 25th shortly after it was released. Everything ran fine yesterday, but we are seeing a similar error in the error_log again today (log file over 300 MB).

1000’s of lines which look like this:
[27-Sep-2013 17:06:50 UTC] PHP Warning: current() expects parameter 1 to be array, integer given in /home/username/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 404
[27-Sep-2013 17:06:50 UTC] PHP Warning: next() expects parameter 1 to be array, integer given in /home/username/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 408
[27-Sep-2013 17:06:50 UTC] PHP Warning: current() expects parameter 1 to be array, integer given in /home/username/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 404
[27-Sep-2013 17:06:50 UTC] PHP Warning: next() expects parameter 1 to be array, integer given in /home/username/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 408

Is anyone else experiencing this?

I believe the drop down menu that contains the custom field names has a default limit of 30. In order to see all unique custom field names you can increase the number of fields displayed to any custom number you would like.

Simply add this code to the functions.php file. The limit of 100 can be changed as needed. Hopefully that helps.

// Custom Field Limit for select / drop down menu
add_filter( ‘postmeta_form_limit’ , ‘customfield_limit_increase’ );
function customfield_limit_increase( $limit ) {
$limit = 100;
return $limit;
}

I contacted Chris Richardson at Mappress and he mentioned that the issue
appears to be because the NextGen popup window calls some of the WordPress hooks without passing the screen ID.

I use Mappress Pro and Chris was able to send me a copy of 2.40.4 that had a workaround.

NextGen still appears to have issues with FooBox working with certain galleries … for example the Masonry gallery. I activated the default 2013 theme, turned off all plugins except foobox and nextgen / nextgen pro and when an image is clicked in the post, there is no lightbox effect…the image simply loads in the browser.

I agree with Jim, that many of the reviews for the plugins are lower than they rightfully should be due to expectations of the end user. For full disclosure, I will mention that I own a web development company that specializes in IDX integration and we have experience integrating all of these solutions on over 2000 sites.

With that said…I hope this helps.

The solutions mentioned from Diverse Solutions (dsIDXpress) and IDXBroker work well as does one not mentioned by iHomefinder called Optima Express. The dsIDXpress solution is not a complete IDX solution and has limited features, but is good for SEO. Therefore to be fully complete you would need to purchase their dsIDXpress solution ($29.95/mo) and their dsSearchAgent IDX solution (99.95/mo) for a total of $129.90/mo.

iHomefinder and IDXBroker both offer a plugin that allow you to display listings under your domain for the SEO benefit for less than $40/mo. Both of these companies offer solid, reliable solutions. Depending on what your goals are there are other options as well that go beyond the scope of this response.

If you are interested, as mentioned, this is what we specialize in. Consulting with our clients and developers and offering advice based on years of experience regarding which solution would most likely work best. We don’t mark up the pricing for any service that you choose and you get the best of both worlds….the right product that meets your needs and an extra layer of support from developers that have already integrated these solutions. We can save you many hours of trial and error and in some cases code that will save you time. If there is something that doesn’t quite meet your needs, we can offer you some advice on how to do it, quote to do it for you, or use our relationship with the IDX vendor to try and find a workaround.

I was able to find a solution by viewing these posts:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-seo-by-yoast-suggestion-remove-canonical-per-post-or-page

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/ability-to-edit-canonical-for-attachmentphp

I would think that should work. Looking at the XML it shows you have the date for each post. Example: “<pubDate>Fri, 22 Oct 2010 21:23:48 +0000</pubDate>”

You may want to check with Hootsuite for support. Not really sure why they would not accept that? Wish I could be of more help.

What is the rss feed url you are providing to Hootsuite?

Seven Halos – Are you still having trouble? I just looked at your default feed page and it does appear to include the date:
https://www.sevenhalos.com/feed

If you enter it this way (https://www.sevenhalos.com/feed.rss) …it does not work. Appears to be consistent to the problem I had.

I am fairly sure if you enter it: https://www.sevenhalos.com/feed … that way will work.

sevenhalos – What is the website address (url) that you are trying to get this working for?

I had the same problem and this just worked for me…hopefully it will work for you as well. At first I was entering the feed as:

https://www.yourwebsite.com/feed/rss

That did not work…it did not include the date. So then I entered just:

https://www.yourwebsite.com/feed

That worked. Please let others know if this does work by posting your comments here.