acurran

No, this is a different issue. This occurs when using relative URL setting. Neither WordPress Address nor Site Address in Settings end in a slash. WordPress is installed in a directory called ‘wp’, so WordPress address is https://a1concrete.co.nz/wp and Site address is https://a1concrete.co.nz
I tried it on this site because it is very simple site with not many plugins and none that could interfere with Simply Static.

I did not migrate from an older version. Installed and run Simply Static 3.0.9 on latest version of WordPress.

Oh and one more bug to point out related to this is the ‘Read more’ link should be inline and not on a new line.

As a temporary solution to these issues I’ve rolled back to version 2.51.9 and everything is back to normal, including the ‘Read more’ inline. Looks like an extra p tag crept in in version 3 and above.

I’m surprised a fix for this has not been rolled out yet as it is a major bug and it’s been over 3 weeks.

I also wanted to point out that I just noticed that text is repeated not just once but twice! i.e. the excerpt text appears three times in one quote when read more is expanded in place. I had actually implemented my own temporary fix with JavaScript but then found that even though my fix works to hide the text in the .readmore-excerpt div, it is no good because the excerpt text is again repeated in the .readmore-content div mixed with the full quote text.

For example of what I mean by repeated twice see: https://imgur.com/a/5rBGhIl

@2winfactor in YouTubeBlock.php you need to use isset() to check if $attributes[‘preset’] is set (line 63) and in Block.php I think there is a mistake in line 363:
$branding['logo']?=?!empty($branding['logo']?&&?!$preset->hide_logo)???$branding['logo']?:?'';
I think you intended that to be:
$branding['logo']?=?(!empty($branding['logo'])?&&?!$preset->hide_logo)???$branding['logo']?:?'';

Also I’m seeing Javascript error in console:

Failed to execute ‘postMessage’ on ‘DOMWindow’: The target origin provided (‘https://www.youtube.com’) does not match the recipient window’s origin (‘https://goodstorage.co.nz’).

No I’ve set the source (assuming by source you mean the video url). That’s the only setting for the block as far as I can see.

The video player is on this page: https://goodstorage.co.nz/

and setup is just basic using the Presto video block with a Youtube video

These notices are generated every time a page is loaded with Presto player on it. If you enable WP debug mode you will see them.

It could indeed be related to memcached as I noticed a W3TC error message on dashboard related to memcached. memcached was not enabled on the server but after I enabled it, the error went away.

Hi Kuba,
Thanks very much for your response to my questions, it helps with my understanding of how it works. I just have one follow up question:

If it’s in the past at the time of unpausing, it will be executed immediately.

If multiple events have passed (e.g. an hourly job paused for 2 days), does the job execute just once when unpaused? or is it executed for each time that was missed? I would assume the former but just checking to make sure.

I’ve experienced this issue too. In my case it goes to 19% (very slowly) before going blank. Same across different browsers, so not a browser issue.

Hello, I just want to let you know that I too received this exact same error. And in my case I did not have a much older version installed. I first installed version 4.3.4 in February. Since then it has been updated to version 4.4.1. So it would appear that the issue has perhaps been introduced on one of the updates between 4.3.4 and 4.4.1.
Also there were error notices in the Object and Event Type columns of log viewer:
Notice: Array to string conversion in …../wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php on line 1450

I followed your advise on deleting the plugin and data and reinstalling. This has got rid of the errors. Hopefully future updates don’t cause these errors again. Other than this issue, I find this to be a useful plugin. Thank you.

Hi @danielbachhuber,
Interesting, and it could possibly be related to this.

However, I did a test to see what happens when the session data exceeds 64k and I found that the error message was different. I did not get Warning: session_start(): Failed to decode session object. Session has been destroyed in …. Instead I got:

Notice: Undefined index: debug in /path/to/my/file.php on line xxx

Notice: Trying to access array offset on value of type null in /path/to/my/file.php on line 450

So, I’m not sure if the issue is due to exceeding the blob size limit but I’ll switch the column to use type mediumblob and see if it makes any difference.

Thanks, Aidan

Excellent, thank you. I tried updating my review to reflect this but unfortunately it will not let me, but I would rate it 5 stars now.