idleberg

@palPalani thanks, i used remove_action before (without troubles), but as of 2.0.3 your method is the only one working for me

you previously stated, that you don’t find anything in “a log file”, did you run wordpress in debug mode?

did you frequently update the plugin and wordpress, do you think it’s possible to nail down from when on you got that behaviour? did this only happen after you upgraded to wp 3.5? what php version are you running? could it be any other plugin interfering? do you use jetpack? does your theme use language attributes? could you try and increase OGRAPHR_TIMEOUT in the source code?

does this mean that the plugin now works in both modes or only “everytime you visit”? personally i’d prefer other mode, but both modes have their pros and cons. you can try steps 2 and 3 for the other mode, if you like. maybe that way i can find the problem, haven’t been able to reproduce it.

since the only major change from 0.6 to 0.7 has been the switch from using cURL to wordpress’ http api, i’d like to think that setting the plugin to cURL could solve your problem.

can’t really think of something that causes this, but i’ll look into it during the week. for now here are three things you could try and observe what happens

1. set ographr to Everytime your site is visited (slow, more accurate) in the expert settings. what happens when you visit a page with a player embedded?

2. open the file meta-ographr_index.php in a text editor and set OGRAPHR_USECURL to TRUE. reload the page from 1., then do the same with 1. reverted

3. try using an older version of the plugin, try the last 0.6 version. same problem?

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/353649/meta-ographr-0.7.3pre.zip

try this and let me know what happens (you might have to reset your options once)

if there are still problems, please respond to my previous post. thanks!

what exactly happened after you upgraded? where your old settings still in place or where they all empty? i’ve found another issue when installing the plugin for the first time, but since you’ve had it running before i’m surprised it doesn’t work.

going to sleep now, but i’ll have a fix tomorrow morning!

i’m gonna mark the topic as resolved as it looks your theme is producing the error, but let’s keep in touch an post any news on the issue. would love to know what causes this. btw, what version of the theme are you using?

thanks, that’s very helpful!

i’m sure you have good reasons to use that theme’s video tool, but i wanted to point out that wordpress is able to embed full-width videos for a while now.

i still don’t understand why my plugin wouldn’t work with that theme’s tool, a look at that page’s source reveals that in both cases a simple iframe embed is used. at least the on-view mode should work. hmmm.

anyway, i’m going to investigate a little further.

that’s too bad, i was hoping that was it

okay, i guess we you have to enabled wordpress debugging to give me some more insights.

1. make sure to enable WP_DEBUG and WP_DEBUG_LOG,
2. create a new post with embedded video (or edit an existing one)
3. show me the relevant part of wp-content/debug.log

i’m not sure, whether the debug.log can reveal sensitive data, so please be careful about what you post!

please try the following

1. download this updated version
2. extract it to your current meta-ographr directory
3. enable debug mode
4. reload page, view source

i think your webhoster might have disabled curl support, looking at the debugger will answer that. i’ve already implemented an alternative way to the upcoming version, but i wanted to make sure your problem is caused by that.

think i might have found the problem, hold tight

did you try my last two suggestions? if other plugins didn’t work for you, do you have any idea if your server settings could prevent this from working?

i really appreciate your patience going through this, i hope i can find the issue and solve it

could you try and edit any of your posts (without actually changing anything) and save it. if that doesn’t change anything, set the plugin to On-View (Image Retrieval -> Everytime your site is visited) and see if that changes anything.

i remember another user had an issue with social sharing toolkit installed, but it didn’t interfere with ographr when i tested it.

the debug mode can enabled in /wp-content/plugins/meta-ographr/meta-ographr_index.php on line 33 (set it to TRUE)

could you also state the php version running on your server?

also, does this only happen with youtube videos? have you tried vimeo or any other support video player?