Mikel King

Thanks @ivankk

I have deployed this to our production environment and confirmed with PHP8.

I’ve had a similar issue using the composer install method => https://github.com/johnpbloch/wordpress/issues/22

Manually installing from wordpress-4.6.tar.gz over the composer files helped but in our case that is not a long term viable solution.

Only stating is here to corroborate that the manual fix will keep things going until a patch is discovered.

Cheers,
m

Thanks @bmwillrath that helped fix the weird origin-push redirection loop we’ve had ever since lighting up multisite with domain mapping.

Honestly I don’t see what all the fuss it about. I personally like the interface and replaced all my other category permalink/canonicalization systems with this. It’s much cleaner and essentially an elegant solution.

I ended up manually recreating the roles to resolve this.

We actually have three levels of caching, varnish, memcache and VMDS (Edgecast CDN). They are all configured at varying lengths.

VDMS 1 hr
memcache 2 hrs
varnish 1 day

Rahul is suggesting that we use the publish article hook to clear the mashshare cache every time a new post is published and tie that to an optional check box on the plugin settings page.

Rene,

Every time we publish a new post we will need to clear the mashshare cache?

I have only just started with this plugin and am experiencing the same phenomenon. I authentication w/ GA and although everything looks good from Google’s end I ultimately end up with the same ‘There were no changes to save, please try again’ message as Lo?c.

I have refactored the plugin to eliminate the get_called_class() function entirely.

anatolyv,

What you are trying to do, I think, is exactly what the plugin prevents. It blocks one site from stealing your content and presenting it as their own sort of.

Hey elmills81,

Check the version of PHP you are running on your cli system.
The get_called_class() function is only supported in PHP 5.3 and newer.

Peter,

I have incorporated your suggestion…

public function unregister_wp_heartbeat() {
    	global $pagenow;

    	if ( $pagenow != 'post.php' &&
            $pagenow != 'post-new.php' &&
            $pagenow != 'edit.php'
           ) {

    		wp_deregister_script('heartbeat');
    	}
    }

Thanks,
m!

I am still working toward a settings page… For now this will be a TBR feature….

@wdtp I had one report regarding multisite that turned out to be a php version issue. So long as your site is running on 5.3 or newer then you should be able to use it.

yeah me and my crazy cutting and pasting… amazing that things still worked…

fixed.