Ruwen

Solid WP lists this Issue too in their latest vulnerability report, and recommends to deactivate the plugin:
https://solidwp.com/blog/wordpress-vulnerability-report-september-4-2024

However, CVE does not provide any information about the provided CVE ID (yet?):
https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2024-43919

@jeffparker Can you please clarify what’s the situation here? Is there a real threat? And is a patch being worked on?

Hi Mark

Thanks a lot! The filter allows me to replace the image in case it’s too small.

To everyone coming here looking for a solution, here is a possible approach:

function modify_schema_app_image($image) {
	// replace image in structured data if its smaller than 1200
	if($image['width'] < 1200) {

		// override image path and dimensions
		$image['url'] = $pathToFallbackImage;
		$image['@id'] = $pathToFallbackImage;
		$image['width'] = $fallbackImageWidth;
		$image['height'] = $fallbackImageHeight;
	}
	return $image;
}
add_filter('hunch_schema_thing_markup_image', 'modify_schema_app_image');

Best regards,
Ruwen

Hi Mark,

thanks for your response.
Please keep me updated.

Best regards,
Ruwen

Hi Kees

Thanks for your quick reply. Good call on that as well. Your remark inspired me to dig a little deeper into the code of my single.php (I didn’t make this myself, I’m just maintaining it).

At some point further down there is a loop iterating through the related posts, assigning each of them to a variable called $post.

foreach ($related_posts as $post) {
	// some teaser rendering magic happening here
}

Of course overriding the global $post variable in that way isn’t the best of ideas, and that’s in fact what caused the conflict with Yoast.

I’ll mark this topic as resolved, as there is no issue with the related posts plugin.

Thanks again for your help.

Hi Ratko,

thanks for your response. I’m looking forward to it.

Regards,
Ruwen

Hello Ratko,

thanks for your work first of all. This plugin seems to be a great fit for a clients project I’m currently working on.
What I would need though, is having the option to replace the SVG icon with my own – or even better: with custom HTML – in order to meet the design requirements.

In my opinion this would add a lot of value to the already great plugin. What do you think?

Best regards,
Ruwen