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I had a similar problem – going into Dashboard > Updates or Plugins > choosing Builder for update would not work.

The solution was to go to Divi > Theme Options > Updates and enter your username and API key (log into your Divi account to get this). Once this was set, I could update from anywhere – and this plugin worked for me too.

Hope this is helpful.

It’s the theme (child theme of Responsive by CyberChimps).

I’m not a pro in this area, but my guess is that your plugin also has a WordPress hook “admin_head”. When I disabled a function similar to this one https://isabelcastillo.com/hide-personal-options-wordpress-admin-profile in my functions.php file, the problem disappeared.

ref: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/admin_head

I found someone who figured out a fix:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/warning-missing-argument-2-for-wptr_supress_title-2/

@daninmanchester you are brilliant! Thank you so much ??

Did you have any luck with this? Not sure why but it just started affecting my blog this week.

I have the same problem. But I don’t know where the Compatibility Options panel is?

I’m using Ajax Search Lite for the moment (I’ve bought the Pro version but can’t get it to activate due to some ssh2 error that I assume is a server problem.)

Amen.

Has anyone tried Gil’s code above? My problem is I have much more complex wrappers around the iframe (put there by the Advanced Responsive Video plugin – which I can’t turn off because then WP won’t know what to do with the shortcodes in older posts). With that complexity, I may not be able to get from here to there (above my coding level…)

I finally gave up and changed the plugin code (which I will now have to do every time the plugin is updated – sadly it doesn’t seem it will be often.)

I’m not sure either! My guess is it gives precedence to the API. Which kinda sucks, since I just discovered the changes I’ve made painstakingly to get urls attached to my authors are not in the API version, even though they are in the feed. Argh.

I was so hopeful that this new update was really good news – now it seems it’s just kinda good news.

I think that the plugin connects to Facebook via the API and then offers the RSS feed as well. So stuff not in the feed might be pulled by the API. And you can even removed the production RSS feed url – and the API still updates. So you don’t actually need it. (Wish the plugin documentation made that more clear.)

Another aha for me today is that even if a post is in the Instant Articles library – people will only see it if you actually publish a Facebook post containing that link. The documentation on this in Facebook is a bit round-a-bout, but the bottom line is that even if it is in the library, it won’t necessarily ever be seen if you don’t publish it!

And, with this new version, it doesn’t seem to be pulling pages anymore (yay!), only posts. And custom post types can be added as described here:

Hope that helps (and hope it is correct! I’m no expert here…)

Whoa. There’s a version 3.0? Good catch pr0fess0r, great question, and thanks for the answer Paulo!

therethere – what link were you referring to?

Forgot to say I am indeed using the Co-Authors Plus plugin.

pr0fess0r I was able to get this to work, at least the feed is correct, don’t know what it will look like when Facebook pulls it (i.e. your original problem) but this might at least get it out of the plugin hack and into your functions.php:

function filter_ia_post_types($query) {
  if (defined('INSTANT_ARTICLES_SLUG') && $query->is_main_query() && $query->is_feed(INSTANT_ARTICLES_SLUG)) {

	$posttypequery = array(
			'post_type' => array( 'post' )
	);

	$query->set( 'post_type', $posttypequery );

	}
}
add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'filter_ia_post_types' );

If you want more than one type of post, change the array as follows:

'post_type' => array( 'post', 'article' )

Hope that helps, as I said I’m not sure it will fix your original problem though ??