dennisgtg

Okay, thanks guys! You were right all the time! Found the malware. System rund smooth now (I hope). Thanks a ton!

I’ll doublecheck everything and will follow your steps. Thanks for your help.

But I don’t think that that is the (major) problem. As you can see in the link JNashHawkins provided: sucuri couldn’t scan my site because a timeout was reached. And that is my problem, I think.

Yeah, sure, caching’s great!

But in the backend, every click means I have to wait 10 or more seconds before the next page load. That is because (of course) the cache plugin doesn’t work on backend sites. So every dynamic page that isn’t in the cache, takes a LOT of time. That is an unusual behaviour.

Then maybe try to go to the login page for the backend. The links you choose could be in the cache.

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Homepage: https://go-to-guys.de/

The posts above are all cached. Try something in the navigation bar.

Thanks!

Hi Alin,

thanks for your answer.

Hey there,

since one of your last updates (I can’t remember it exactly) you removed the float-element from your classes.
In the past, you could choose to float left, right or center. Now this function is basically useless (always left, no float). There’s no align(left/right/center) in the “getty embed image” class anymore.

Could you please fix this? Thanks!

Yes, I tracked down the problem: Co-Authors Plus. They were aware of the problem with a databse query, fixed it on github, but didn’t push an update to wordpress. Go to github and download the coauthors.php and overwrite your own.

Plugin is now working for me, because my glossary plugin was updated. It, in fact, is working right now. Maybe you could check your source code @wordsinthebucket and could see what broke down the getty embeds.
It might be an other plugin.

Sirs,

any news here? Is it my fault? Is it the theme? Could you please reply?

Thanks!

Hi CreativeMinds,

sure can do:

<iframe src="//embed.gettyimages.com/embed/610162552?et=F2XwsakuRcRWeIzM3ihvXQ&sig=x2V1DO4c6avmnhR-_tza5JQ2aJlN3tE77ACHxAryM5U=">

Thanks in advance,
Dennis

Hi CreativeMinds,

your plugin breaks the url of every embedded getty image by including the glossary_exclude term. How can I fix this?

for example:

<iframe src="//embed.gettyimages.com/embed/610162552?et=F2XwsakuRcRWeIzM3ihvXQ&%5B/glossary_exclude%5Dsig=x2V1DO4c6avmnhR-_tza5JQ2aJlN3tE77ACHxAryM5U=">

Thanks in advance,
Dennis

Thank for the quick reply.

I did some research on my own. The plugin collides with “Enhanced Tooltip Glossary”! The Glossary-Plugin changes the URL with some glossary-exclude tag.

Sorry to have bothered you. I will now look for other solutions.

Hi Getty Images,

for me the plugin doesn’t work properly, too.
I can – in fact – search and embed all getty images, but I get an error when displaying the picture in an actual post: “incorrect or invalid URL”. At first, I thought it’s a removed image, than I doublechecked the URL. After that, I looked through older posts on my site and every getty image has shown this error.

Could you please check whether the error appears due to the new WordPress release or changes to your API?

Thanks in advance
Dennis

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That nailed it!

The theme was the problem. I checked out some theme options where I could deactivate some RSS options! It’s now working like a charm! Thanks a bunch!