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But where can I edit the parameter string in the plugin options? I mean, I don’t want my blog authors to have to start adding parameters to the youtube embed code.

I don’t think I will be able to explain to them how and why they have to add parameters, if you know what I mean ??

So now that we’re talking features.. ??

Could you please add an option to remove the video title as well? Just add &showinfo=0 to the query string to prevent the title from showing.

Great service David!

Cheers, Sjoerd

This isn’t necessary anymore as:

“Previous versions of Site Speed required a tracking code change to add _trackPageLoadTime. These sites with the deprecated call will still collect speed data at the 10% sampling rate. However this call will be ignored in the future, and the sample rate will fall to the default 1%. As you maintain your site, consider updating your tracking code to use setSiteSpeedSampleRate() to set a higher sampling rate”

More info:
https://analytics.blogspot.com/2011/11/site-speed-now-even-easier-to-access.html

Same here. New to Quick Cache (just switched from w3tc).

But no Quick Cache comments in the source. I do see a whole lot of files created in the wp-content/cache folder.

After a few days I got new messages from the plugin to (auto-)update the .htaccess files, and that seems to have fixed this problem for me. I do not see this error message anymore with disk enhanced mode enabled.

Found my fix. I was using the development version of w3 total cache which seems to have an old bug resurfacing. For a solution see the first FAQ item at https://yoast.com/xml-sitemap-in-the-wordpress-seo-plugin/

Since this morning (or maybe yesterday somewhere) the sitemap’s location returns a 404…

No new plugins. I did change W3TC page caching from disk to disk enhanced, but that should not be the cause this.

Tried the development version, but unfortunately still the same error.

I’m getting the same error after upgrading to 0.9.2.4.

Any fix?

Any news on this one? I’m using thumbs up and down and like to know the number of thumbs up and down so I can close the comment on bad votes or highlight it on good votes.
I’m getting the same results as above:

GDSRCommentRating Object ( [comment_id] => 27 [post_id] => 186 [review] => -1.0 [user_votes] => 0 [visitor_votes] => 0 [votes] => 0 [user_rating] => [visitor_rating] => [rating] => [thumbs_user_rating] => 0 [thumbs_visitor_rating] => 0 [thumbs_rating] => 0 [thumbs_user_votes] => 0 [thumbs_user_votes_plus] => [thumbs_user_votes_minus] => [thumbs_visitor_votes] => 0 [thumbs_visitor_votes_plus] => [thumbs_visitor_votes_minus] => [thumbs_votes] => 0 [thumbs_votes_plus] => 0 [thumbs_votes_minus] => 0 )

This comment has 15 up and 12 down votes, but the object returns 0 for everything..

Same here. This happens to me because of the mod_rewrite rule that adds the www. to the url or something.

Found the error. When manually adding an uploaded image to the media library, you use:
wp_insert_attachment( $attachment, $filepath);
and
wp_generate_attachment_metadata( $attach_id, $filepath );
Where $filepath needs to be the absolute path. I used the url. With the url in the metadata of the image WP Smush.it tried to locate the image at
absolutepath + url = /home/mysite/domains/mysite.com/public_html/wp-content/uploads/https://www.mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/theimage.jpg

Hope it makes sense ??

The comments were/are auto-approved.

My bad, apparently the WP-FB-comments plugin conflicted with GD Star Rating. After deactivation the thumb rating works again.
I don’t know which plugin causes the issue but at the moment GD Star Rating is more important to me so I’m keeping that one.