noisegate95

@mbrsolution. That link totally fixed my issue. I swore it was Cloudflare. Thanks for posting the find.

Solution is from this thread…

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-does-not-work-with-wordpress-v35-2

Great to hear. Sometimes it is the “easist” fix that gets you going again.

Been following this thread all day since 3.5 seemed to have broken my plugin as well. I tried all the steps above to no avail. However, I noticed that my shortcode was changed to [theme-my-login-page] rather than [theme-my-login].

Not sure how this happened, because I also checked old revisions from November 15th, and sure enough the code had “page” at the end. Yet it still worked the past month.

Coincidence? Really not sure. Check your short code. Without the “page” at the end, mine is working.

https://blog.noisegate95.com

Putting together a new site. Chose this theme. I love the layout and the overall front end user experience. However, NOTHING works with it. Caching, custom CSS, fancybox. This virtual pages thing, is a little too much for a basic page edit.

It also doesn’t look like there is much support either. Oh well.

2 months old, but hope you are listening. Did you set this up to connect to your fanpage? The app seems to be posting to my main account which is not what I want! Thanks.

Awesome!

They addressed it with this logic :). Guess we don’t need it any longer. I’m sure TubePress will patch the code once they confirm.

This issue comes from a year ago, and has reared its ugly head once again. It has something to do with the PL at the beginning of the shared link. This removes that “check”.

To prove this, take your own playlist url, and remove the PL from the beginning. Open in your browser, and your playlist will show up.

Just comment out lines 145 – 146 in TubePressBootstrapper.class.php found in the directory /wp-content/plugins/tubepress/sys/classes/org/tubepress/impl/bootstrap

OLD:

$pm->registerFilter(org_tubepress_api_const_plugin_FilterPoint::OPTION_SET_PRE_VALIDATION,
            $ioc->get('org_tubepress_impl_plugin_filters_prevalidationoptionset_YouTubePlaylistPlPrefixRemover'));

NEW:

#$pm->registerFilter(org_tubepress_api_const_plugin_FilterPoint::OPTION_SET_PRE_VALIDATION,
        #    $ioc->get('org_tubepress_impl_plugin_filters_prevalidationoptionset_YouTubePlaylistPlPrefixRemover'));

I am also affected by this error. My Vimeo playlists work, just not my YouTube.

My Site

Another API change I spose.

So, I did a search and came up with two files – header and footer.php that call the sidebar. I replace the get_sidebar(); with <!-- mfunc -->get_sidebar();<!-- /mfunc --> and my sidebar does not show up.

Maybe I’m doing something wrong? This shouldn’t be this difficult, should it?
Original:

/* Sidebar 2 on the right side? */
        if ( graphene_column_mode() == 'three_col_left' ){
            get_sidebar( 'two' );
        }

		/* Sidebar 1 on the right side? */
        if ( in_array( graphene_column_mode(), array( 'two_col_left', 'three_col_left', 'three_col_center' ) ) ){
            get_sidebar();
        }

New:

/* Sidebar 2 on the right side? */
        if ( graphene_column_mode() == 'three_col_left' ){
            <!-- mfunc -->get_sidebar( 'two' );<!-- /mfunc -->
        }

		/* Sidebar 1 on the right side? */
        if ( in_array( graphene_column_mode(), array( 'two_col_left', 'three_col_left', 'three_col_center' ) ) ){
            <!-- mfunc -->get_sidebar();<!-- /mfunc -->
        }

Thanks for the reply Frederick. It’s been a while since I posted this – where exactly are you supposed to place that code? My original question…

I can confirm that replacing with the above code has resolved the issue with the IPv6 issue. Awesome! I got worried for a minute there.

Thanks.

My fault. I must sound stupid.
Correction – If using Cloudflare… Not CDN.

At your CDN, try setting up cache page exclusion rule to exclude /wp-admin.

*.yoursite.com/wp-admin/*