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Hi!
I was able to detect where the error originates from. On HTML5 (iframe) Asynchronous mode, in a desktop browser, using the widget, the thumb is “default.jpg” with the lowest size.

regards,

Javier

Hi,
I have activated the “responsive” mode, I think that is the cause.

regards,

Javier

Hi Aleksandar!

Yes, I updated to maximum (both plugin setting and widget settings) but no matter what, the thumbnail in desktop is always the “default.jpg”. In my phone it is working fine and shows the HD thumb.

kind regards,

Javier

Thank you very much!
re #1 .
I will be looking forward to that update!
re #2 . In widget mode that solution is not working, is always blurry. The code inspector shows that is using the “default.jpg” thumbnail no matter what.

Regards,

Javier

Hi!

This is one test we did recently, the name was: ?andú
In the aweber registry it’s shown as: ?and?o

Furthermore, this user was unsubscribed.

I tested aweber, manually added myself to the AWeber account with the same characters in the name, the name stayed the same, and I remained subscribed to the list.

The version is 2.5.0
Wordpress: 5.4.2
We have old registrys correctly shown names with accents (using the plugin), from february.

Hi @lamday

I know, but it’s the only solution working so far, just a temporary fix.

I Hope a solution will be found.

Cheers!

Workaround, delete this on function.opengraph.php

if ( empty( $image ) && ( function_exists( 'has_site_icon') && has_site_icon() ) ) {
		$img_width  = '';
		$img_height = '';

		$max_side = max( $width, $height );
		$image_url = get_site_icon_url( $max_side );
		$image_id = get_option( 'site_icon' );
		$image_size = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $image_id, $max_side >= 512
			? 'full'
			: array( $max_side, $max_side ) );
		if ( isset( $image_size[1], $image_size[2] ) ) {
			$img_width  = $image_size[1];
			$img_height = $image_size[2];
		}

		if (_jetpack_og_get_image_validate_size($img_width, $img_height, $width, $height)) {
			$image['src']     = $image_url;
			$image['width']   = $width;
			$image['height']  = $height;
		}
	}

and this on class.jetpack-twitter-cards.php

if ( empty( $og_tags['twitter:image'] ) && ( function_exists( 'has_site_icon' ) && has_site_icon() ) ) {
				$og_tags['twitter:image'] = get_site_icon_url( '240' );
			}

What can be preventing this from working? The code is ok, and it was working before.

Hi Jakub!

Can you please tell me how did you clean your wordpress?

How?

Same for me. One excluded page id and everything is excluded.

Ok. I figured out.

The second function called by the myplugin_init function (In this case “myplugin_function” or, in others words, the plugin itself), can’t contain an “echo”, it must be changed by this:

$somevar = "Hello world!";
return $somevar;

…and that’s all. All works fine now.

Ok, Update: If I change the $code to this:

// replace tag in content with myplugin
function myplugin_init($content){
	if( strpos($content, '<!--myplugin-->') !== false ){
		$code = "Hello world!";
		$content = str_replace( '<!--myplugin-->', $code, $content );
	}
	return $content;
}

It’s show correctly. When it’s a function, goes first. In the content of the page (by the write tab in de administratios panel of wordpress) I have:

some text….. bla bla…

<!–myplugin–>

more text…. bla bla…

And the result is a page like that:

PLUGIN CONTENT

some text….. bla bla…
more text…. bla bla…

Hi,
No, because It’s a regular page. The content is filled by the Write tab, in the administration panel of WordPress.