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Thank you Jacob!

Dear Jacob,

thank you for your insights. The Warning comes from WordPress “Site Health”. I found several recommendations to keep the wp_options table clean (some plugins leave garbagge in when deinstalled and some leave temporary stuff in). The recommendation is to have not too much autoload to “on” as far as I understood.

As I’m a user for approx. 10 years for your great plugin, there might be stuff in that I never used but did “play around” with the settings (so they are no longer default). If I understand you correct, going back to default would delete the unused entries? 365 sounds for a lot of “not default” entries. Is this a common amount of special options?

I’m not 100% sure, but I think site health gives the warning at approx. 1200+ entries. I reduced my entries by deleting some “temporary” and some misused entries (some plugins write whole paragraphs as values). So I’m beneath the warning but if it makes sense (performance wise) I would “clean up” inside my WPPA settings as well.

Thank you!

That’s it. Thank you!

First part solved. The counter returns me the correct/expected 19. It goes inside the loop to show the pics, but the WPPA shortcode seems not to work as it returns still the above message in the box saying (translated): no pictures found that fits search criteria.

echo do_shortcode( '[wppa type="slide" album="#tags,'.$my_tag.' size="auto" align="center"]' );

the $my_tag:

$my_tag = single_tag_title( '', false );
$my_tag = str_replace( '&', '&', $my_tag );
$my_tag = wppa_sanitize_tags( $my_tag );
$wppa['is_tag'] = $my_tag;

Any other mistake in the above you can see?

Thank you!

I did change the line and check the pictures. The counter is still 0 and I do not get any pictures displayed.

I checked:
– the album has 18 pics
– each pic is “published” (not private)
– each pic has the tag “Talisker” (might this be a case sensitive issue? nothing changed on this side)
– I removed the if clause and it returned “no pics found” in a box
– I did insert the debug line
echo 'Debug:Tag='.$my_tag;
=> Debug:Tag=,Talisker,
so there seem to be added commas….

Anything else I can do?

Thank you!

I replaced wppa_get_thumbs() with wppa_get_photos()

Dear Jacob,

thank you. I replaced the function and now there is no error – but it does not show me the pictures… the calculation seems to return 0

wppa_get_thumbs();
				$photo_count = is_array( $thumbs ) ? count( $thumbs ) : 0;

				// If photos, show them
				if ( $photo_count ) {

e.g. https://fosm.de/tag/talisker/

Thank you Jacob! Added it to the WP Customizer.

Hi Héctor,

I followed your FAQ but FVM seems still to include the needed JS. Opened a support request with FVM but no answer since. Will check again. Thank you.

Br,
Peter

Thank you and sorry!

Hi Jacob,

thank you for the hint. You are totally correct. The jquery was “broken” by Fast Velocity Minify and there is a special switch that really excluded the jquery from being minified. There is still a font error but the rest seems to work fine now.

Br
Peter

This is the article written in 2019:
https://fosm.de/feis-ile-2019-programme-online/

In hall of fame it is like this:

Feis Ile 2019 - Programme Online
3.075 views

In the most seen (first tab) it was not shown at all, but the first shown did have loads less views. As I emptied the cache there is nothing shown for the old period anymore. (is there a way to rebuild this?)

The WP list of posts shows 3813 views for this post.

Hi Hector,

thank you for your reply and sorry for not being clear.

1) How exactly…
I always check the time period for one year (on the stats view)

2) Why should it be top1?
That’s quite easy. Yes, I know this is the OVERALL view, but this article I mentioned was written in 2019 only – so it should be top1 on the stats view as well. And it is not even shown.

OK. Did work at some point, but recognized it no longer does. Txs.

That’s what I did (see above)