mattwahman

Hey,
Thanks for your response.
Yeah nothing in the plugin so far.
I just removed all of my descriptions as well, as I think its better to have no structured data, than to show data that is missing fields. Will keep an eye out.

@chrisrcooper I am getting a whole bunch of errors as well. Have you found any workarounds for this?

@kreativesolutionsllc

Thanks for the heads up, and for the groundwork with the SG plugin team

I turned off “Minify the HTML Output” through the plugin, and turned it on through cloudflare instead. Seems to be working well now.

Hi @rozroz
To be honest, I hadn’t looked any further.

I am also running the SG Optimizer plugin, so it seems like a conflict with that plugin is the most likely. It will be interesting to see what @kreativesolutionsllc finds.

Hi @rozroz

I opened this up again as the Google API discussion brought up something that may need to be fixed with the plugin. See here.

They were able to see that the plugin may be loading both the old jsapi loader and the new loader. This may cause some confusion in the loader, and there is no benefit.

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@rozroz I did remove the charts one by one until I found that 10 was the maximum. Hence my original post.

Thank for your help

Hi @rozroz, thanks for your quick response.

The page was breaking when I added to many graphs from Visualizer, hence my original thoughts of posting here.

Contacted my host, and there isn’t any issues from their side. There are no error logs.

I am going to post the question to the google-visualization-api group on the Google forum. Maybe there is an issue with trying to take too many at once.

@rozroz, am using Version 3.3.9
Nothing in proxy, nothing in proxy, nothing in headers.

From the information provided from @hothbricks, re-saving the blank proxy setting removed the error.

Hi,

I just found today that I am having the same issue on my feed page at the moment –

https://www.thewahman.com/other-interesting-blogs/

WordPress 5.2.2
Currently running PHP 7.1.

Matt

Hi @sstoqnov,

Do you know when the new version/fix will be released?

I found that by turning New Images Optimization off, I was able to upload png files.

Would an alternative option be to add a function in SG Optimizer that allows new images to be scanned at selected intervals, rather than during upload?

Matt

Hi,
I had a similar problem where the HTML from my MailPoet email looked terrible when I tried to turn it into a webpage.

Initially, I used the “view in browser” link from my email. This worked well until I realised that people could then subscribe/unsubscribe and view my personal email.

I then decided to save the email as a pdf, remove the “view in browser” and “unsubscribe links”, reduce the quality and then upload that. I am fairly happy with this solution as now it is a document rather than an uploaded page.

I would be interested to see if MailPoet could implement another way to keep the HTML intact.

For reference, my “all newsletters” page is here: https://www.thewahman.com/newsletters/

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