ShaMan-H_Fel

@vmarko I suspected that this was a temporary issue but I tried multiple times to disable/enable the plugin. Each time I enabled the plugin I got the 522 error and each time I disabled it I was able to update the page.

Furthermore, while I was getting 522 on the page I was updating, I was able to access all other pages from my site without any issue.

Something else to note, while I didn’t test that thoroughly, it seemed that the update to the post was saved and the issue was with not loading the response.

Just look at GAinWP https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ga-in/.

Or you can use GAinWP https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ga-in/, it has the exact functionality of the old plugin.

That is not the problem. The remaining time should be 2 months, 0 days, 5 hours and change. While the time is showing 2 months *-1 day* and change. I want to always show the days, even if they are 0, but -1 is not zero. And at that time there are still 2 months left on the countdown.

The formatter seems to work fine, but the time calculation has a bug – the result is that a -1 for days is shown.

That is great, thanks.

Hello weblizar,

That is what I am doing. The problem is that I have to do it every time the plugin gets updated as this file is overridden. Having a setting which does that automatically will simplify things greatly.

Regards,
ShaMan-H_Fel

I appreciate that.

Hi rsunshine,

This is actually a git patch, which can easily be applied using git. My advice is to get the plugin source, init a git repo and then apply the patch.

If you do not want to do this here are the two changed php files (one is in the root folder, the other is in the inc folder): https://blog.pvalley.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/ytsg_files.zip

There is also a fix for an issue with the centring of the play button in this version of the files. Do not forget to replace your API key in the shortcode.php.

Hi Folks,

I did some digging and found that this plugin is broken on two levels.

1. The format of the YouTube oEmbed code has apparently changed
2. The YouTube has deprecated its v2 API, which this plugin uses

I fixed the first issue by removing the YouTube link and leaving only the ID inside the shortcode (this will not work out of the box, you ned the patch below).
The second problem was actually easier to fix. I have replaced the old API with the new one. The new one requires an YouTube API key.

In doing the above a broke almost everything else (sorry, no more vimeo support), and I haven’t fixed the youtubeuserfeed shortcode.

The patch you need is here: https://blog.pvalley.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/0001-Fixed-the-youtube-gallery.patch

You can find more detailed explanation with some examples on my blog: https://blog.pvalley.info/?p=493

I really hope that the creator of this plugin will restore it to life, but until that …

Try this workaround: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-breaks-visual-editor-in-wp-4?replies=36#post-5985064

That is strange. I have just checked with Chrome and on my site everything is working.

And here is the link https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-breaks-visual-editor-in-wp-4?replies=28#post-5985064

Have you tried the fix from here:

I have my visual editor disabled, but it keeps the new scrolling feature working. The menu bar of the HTML editor is staying on top.

I have improved on Austin Ginder workaround. Instead of commenting the row he gives, remove the “media” item from the array. So that the row becomes like this:

wp_enqueue_script('comprehensive-google-map-plugin', CGMP_PLUGIN_JS. '/cgmp.admin'.$minified.'.js', array('jquery', 'wp-ajax-response'), CGMP_VERSION, true);

This will fix all the problems and will keep maps ediatable.