Nathan Ingram

Thanks for looking into this!

I updated the plugin and went through the setup process again, creating a new application and connecting it to the site.

Now, I’m back to a bunch of errors followed by my pocket list.

You can see it here: https://wpnathan.com/page-three/

Hi! Thanks for your response. I wasn’t using any parameters. Just the shortcode [pocket_links].

Here is the page where the shortcode is in use:
https://wpnathan.com/page-three/

That’s just a test website where I do training webinars for iThemes Training. I can keep that page with the errors up until Monday when the next webinar happens.

The error has changed a bit since I posted the ticket. Previously, there were more than a dozen instances of the error I posted above. Now there are only two errors:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /xxxxxxxxxx/wp-content/plugins/pocket-wp/pocket-wp.php on line 339

Warning: implode() [function.implode]: Invalid arguments passed in /xxxxxxxxxx/wp-content/plugins/pocket-wp/pocket-wp.php on line 424

Thanks Angelo! I swear I looked at that page 10 times but I missed that setting completely.

Good to go now.

Hey! That’s great. Thanks for finding this solution. I’ll take care of this now.

Are you saying to add &key=MY_KEY on line 342 of that php file? Doing so creates a PHP error.

Thanks! I’ve added a rating and review.

Thanks very much!

FYI, I have only 1 site on that server (and IP) that’s using calls to the Google map static image. It’s a very low traffic site. Also, I verified that the static images were working on that site at the same time they were not working on the site that’s using this plugin.

I think your plugin is simple and brilliant, so I hope that there is something simple that can be figured out here. And I really appreciate your responsiveness!

Thanks for the reply! I don’t think a per-IP limit is the issue though.

The site that is using your plugin (https://once.brilliant-dev.com) is on the same server as many of my other sites, and just now your plugin is displaying the map icon and red x and the maps on other sites on the same server (same IP) are showing correctly.

Here is a screenshot of the error image:
https://copy.com/7IRmswegTkxdiNtK

Furthermore, when I click on the error image, the full map opens correctly in the lightbox, so Google maps can be accessed.

The issue is only on the static image.

This issue is occurring sporadically. The maps are currently showing again.

Is it possible that there is too much traffic on your API Key and Google is throttling access?

I’ve dropped this plugin and moved to Wholesale Pricing Plus from IgniteWoo. It kills 2 birds with one stone for me. However, I’m having some issues with that one, too, unfortunately. Their support is on it though.

Yes, please… adding a customizable greeting or simply removing the word “Dear” would be very helpful. As is, the plugin cannot be used on a business web site since “Dear” is not really proper or formal.

Excellent plugin, though!

I was having the same issue. Fixed:

1. Go to Settings > Vimeo Everywhere.
2. Uncheck the box beside the album(s) where you added vids that are not showing and SAVE
3. Recheck the boxes you unchecked and SAVE.
4. Voila.

Circling back around to this. Turns out port 587 was blocked on my VPS. I had the host open it, and everything works fine.

Turns out, for me, port 587 was blocked on my VPS. I had the host open it and everything works fine.

No, there is no caching plugin installed for me. Also, as mentioned, I’ve disabled all plugins and the issue persists.

Following up on previous post, I also just realized that the map box which used to be below each page in the visual editor is now not present. I have disabled all other plugins but this one and the issue persists.