Post Fine in Preview Fails t Publish

Can you please send me the JSON and the post content (from the Text tab) via a pastebin.com link? I’ll use that information to attempt to reproduce locally.

Thanks.

This is the link: https://pastebin.com/nWXBpjWf

Thanks for the link. I’m not seeing any empty URL parameters in the JSON you provided, which makes me think that the issue may be with bundling.

Do you have the “Remote Images” setting turned on in Apple News > Settings? If so, that would eliminate the possibility that images are failing to bundle when sending the JSON to Apple News, since it will just send the JSON file with a URL, which should not be blank.

If you have Remote Images turned on and you are still seeing this problem, please let me know.

Remote Images is on.

Should switch and see what happens?

I tried it with remote images off and got this message:

There has been an error with the API: The attachment could not be included in the request because it was empty.

If you need assistance, please reach out for support on www.remarpro.com or GitHub.

Sounds like you may have an issue with one of your images. Can you send me the content from the Text tab in the post editor via Pastebin please?

Kevin, thanks.

https://pastebin.com/6J9JcdvD

This is very strange. Everything in the post seems fine, and the JSON you sent me seems fine. What were the steps you took when the error occurred? Are you still getting errors when trying to publish this post? From what I can tell, it should work just fine.

Thanks Kevin.

When it did not publish I checked the file to see if there were any obvious errors on my end.

I have tried to publish it about a dozen times.

Would our cache program be part of the issue?

So when you download the JSON, it’s fine, but when you try to publish, it gives you the error about having a blank URL? It’s possible that the caching plugin is interfering, although I couldn’t tell you exactly how. The other thing that’s confusing is that the component index references don’t make any sense. There is indeed an image at components.2.components.4 but there isn’t one at components.2.components.11. Did you turn on error reporting email in Apple News > Settings? Are you getting anything back there?

I do have email reproting.

Nos i have a new on that is not publishing. https://monarchhousing.org/2017/03/30/build-thriving-nj/

this is the email response:

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It appears that you are using something to make your images lazy load, which may be interfering with the exporter. I’m trying to reproduce this behavior locally. Are you using a particular plugin to handle lazy loading images?

I use WP Rocket. I use lazy load on all of my posts and is only these few they do not publish.

I disabled lazy load and updated and the post still failed. This was the error message:

There has been an error with the API:
INVALID_DOCUMENT – “URL” was “” should be valid URL with one of [“bundle”
“http”
“https”] scheme(s) (keyPath components->2->components->19->URL)

The lazy version must be stuck in cache. Viewing source on the article itself yields this block:

https://pastebin.com/XB43NGR4

What appears to be happening is the matching engine is seeing the src attribute on the first img tag, which is a data URI, which yields an empty URL when passed through esc_url_raw here: https://github.com/alleyinteractive/apple-news/blob/master/includes/apple-exporter/components/class-image.php#L130

In any case, no image components should be added with empty URL values. I’ve created a GitHub issue to track progress on solving that here: https://github.com/alleyinteractive/apple-news/issues/351