Paul OFlaherty

That didn’t work, but what did work was enabling “Force rewrites” under the performance tab!

That’s a bit confusing to have another option to force rewrites there. Shouldn’t that be moved back under the General Settings?

Anyway, thanks much for your help ?? Much appreciated!

That’s not how it’s supposed to be displaying – it should be <title>Juxtaposition Win | UrlyBits</title>, the first “Urlybits” is occurring since the update.

Thanks Jeremy. I got you comment on my post, I’ll check out the beta tonight ??

Thanks Christopher. Much appreciated.

Bumping this, having the same issue across multiple sites using multiple themes. All contact forms look borked. Here’s one example on a site I’m working on – https://pinnaclebrainandspine.com/dev/appointment and here’s another https://pauloflaherty.com/contact/

Thanks dortizphoto, but all that does is create a regular scheduled post which is still not available until the specific time.

Nothing yet Scott. ??

Sorry, I see my typo – that should read “there is no easier solution” as fat as I know.

Cynthia, as far as I know there is now easier solution and the code has to go in the auto-featured-image.php at line 202.

I second Kevin on that crushlabs. If Auto Post Thumbnail supports YouTube and Vimeo videos I’d switch in a heartbeat ??

I feel your pain, had to do the same thing for thousands of images across our sites this morning. Let me know if you find a solution before I do ??

Yeah, the images are unattached in the media library but they appear properly as the featured image in the post. I haven’t looked at attaching them to the post yet as getting my sites working was top priority for me. I’ll update here if I find a solution for that.

For the auto featured image plugin you need to delete all the broken, grey’d out unattached thumbnails from your media library.

Then edit line 202 of auto-featured-image.php – find this:

wp_update_attachment_metadata( $thumb_id, wp_generate_attachment_metadata( $thumb_id, $new_file ) );

return $thumb_id;

Replace with this:

wp_update_attachment_metadata( $thumb_id, wp_generate_attachment_metadata( $thumb_id, $new_file ) );
update_attached_file( $thumb_id, $new_file );
return $thumb_id;

Upload the plugin, find the settings page and regenerate the thumbnails.

FYI – Misthero actually came up with the fix for the Auto Post Thumbnails plugin, but it also works for this one.

I’m not getting the 1st two errors you are (are you using any other plugin that is putting in opengraph data?) but I am getting the same last error:

Parser Mismatched Metadata: The parser’s result for this metadata did not match the input metadata. Likely, this was caused by the data being ordered in an unexpected way, multiple values being given for a property only expecting a single value, or property values for a given property being mismatched. Here are the input property =>content pairs that were not seen in the parsed result: ‘og:locale:locale => en_US’

Magically this problem appears to have fixed itself. This only occurred on two of my sites, both of which were hosted by GoDaddy, and both of which magically fixed themselves at the same time without plugin updates or WP updates… So, the finger solidly points at a GoDaddy issue.

Searching the web found some threads from 2008 – 2010 about similar issues all of which where resolved by GoDaddy on their side.

For anybody else suffering this issue, with GoDaddy as a host I recommend you call them first.