Roman Cieciuch

@jturowetzgmailcom I know my solution doesn’t slove the problem. It just prevents error from being displayed on the production.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Roman Cieciuch.

Hello there!

I had changed the svg logo to png and have worked for me. That’s a shame that the plugin couldn’t cope with svg. It’s only a file name, guys please! ??

Second thing, in my very first comment I had pointed out the problem and have given the solution to at least not prompt the error.

In the file:
www\wp-content\plugins\wordpress-seo\src\generators\schema\organization.php
Line 35

The variable $this->context->company_logo_meta is (bool) false in my case.

And the function generate_from_attachment_meta()
in www\wp-content\plugins\wordpress-seo\src\helpers\schema\image-helper.php
Line 95

doesn’t accept second param to be empty, assuming it is array with values.
That’s a bug. We need to check whether we have those values.

You can fix this with one line of code:
if (empty($attachment_meta)) return false;

I could add the code I’ve mentioned in the first comment by myself.
But I am not sure that’s the way it should go.

You’re the owner of the plugin – I have pointed out the problem, fix it please.

I do not need the paid support.

Thank you.

I’ve got 16.1.1.

How did you solve the case with “Show more” button?

My bad. It was Smush’s lazy load who was the troublemaker.
You’re awesome!

Hello there!

I’ve got the same problem. I’d like to turn off lazy loading the images on some posts. I have the conditions written already. And below them I have the code:

add_filter(“autoptimize_filter_imgopt_should_lazyload”, “__return_false”);

and it doesn’t work.

The images are still served with “<noscript>” tag.

It works, thank you.

I just wonder what the problem was. Was the image too large?

Hello,

Ok, so how the MMR knows I made changes to the file?

Of course ??

I am a web developer, I make changes to both CSS and JS files.
If I want to show them to the world – I click Purge All, and my files are processed.

But, if the filename isn’t about to change – nobody sees my effort.

As in .htaccess I have set for CSS and JS files expiration date for a month.
So, if the filename stays the same – browser ain’t download the styles and JS again – it will serve it from its own cache = nobody can see my effort ??

I believe it is easy fix to make.
Thank you.

Ok, nice, thank you! Waiting impatiently ??

Guess what, it’ll be awesome if the plugin changes the minified filename when clicking Purge All.

When can we expect the update?

That will be awesome, thank you!

So far, I have come up a different route – I change this name (XXX), and then Hummingbird generates the new hash filename, eg.

wp_register_style(“theme-cssXXX”, “/wp-content/themes/base/style.css”, false, “273”);
wp_enqueue_style(“theme-cssXXX”);