jmtmurphey

Awesome- Thank you.

Confirmed it works – thanks again.

Thanks John – appreciate the update.

Here is the page link: https://staging18.gsu.edu/news-feed-with-offset/

Works great – thank you!

Thank you! Will do as soon as I get it.

We use the default featured image for the post. It works fine everywhere except the main blog.

Thanks

Thanks – I have that checked but it’s still showing the wrong image url on the main blog.

Hi John,

I removed the debug version of the plugin and put back 7.0.2 with my styles. Everything is working but now it’s using the wrong path for the thumbnail images. was there something in the debug version that changed.

It’s using https://newshub.newshub.staging18.gsu.edu/wp-content/blogs.dir/664/files/2019/05/Research-Mag-sliders2-300×200.jpg when it should be using https://newshub.staging18.gsu.edu/wp-content/blogs.dir/664/files/2019/05/Research-Mag-sliders2-300×200.jpg

This only happens on the main blog.
https://staging18.gsu.edu
https://education.staging18.gsu.edu

Thanks,

Julia

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by jmtmurphey.

Thank you very much

I created a new newshub subsite and pushed some of our content to it and your plugin works fine against that site. Thank you for all your assistance in getting to the bottom of this. We are going to do some cleanup on our data.

I ran the resulting query and it comes back null. It looks like we have some bad data.

I reset the log file and reloaded the test page. Here is the log content.

[Tue May 14 06:10:00.986460 2019] [php7:notice] [pid 25209] [client 10.187.187.9:15879] SELECT object_id\r\n\t\t\t\t FROM wp_473_terms\r\n\t\t\t\t LEFT JOIN wp_473_term_relationships ON wp_473_term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id = wp_473_terms.term_id\r\n\t\t\t\t LEFT JOIN wp_473_term_taxonomy ON wp_473_term_taxonomy.term_id = wp_473_terms.term_id WHERE (wp_473_term_taxonomy.taxonomy IN (‘post_tag’)) AND ((LOWER(wp_473_terms.slug) LIKE ‘magazine-post’)), referer: https://staging18.gsu.edu/test-network-posts-plugin/
[Tue May 14 06:10:00.988385 2019] [php7:notice] [pid 25209] [client 10.187.187.9:15879] [{“object_id”:null}], referer: https://staging18.gsu.edu/test-network-posts-plugin/
[Tue May 14 06:10:00.988406 2019] [php7:notice] [pid 25209] [client 10.187.187.9:15879] , referer: https://staging18.gsu.edu/test-network-posts-plugin/

Yes you can disable plugins. I have disabled all the non-network plugins on blog 473 and changed to a default theme as well since that’s the blog that we can’t pull anything from. I have installed the debug plugin as we do everything through source code control. I’m just curious though. Is there not a way to see what query your plugin is running? It is only failing when pulling from one site.

I was already working on a test page without the double quotes. I sent the access information via your support page. Let me know if you need more information.

Thank you.