designerj

I found the solution. I think it was a combination of misunderstanding on my part, and some ambiguity on the part of ACF + not having super clear documentation.

There are two things that are used in ACF that sound kind of the same, field group and field (type) group . So I created a field group with the assumption I could just then grab that by referencing the field group name, and have all the data contained therein as a variable. My other field worked fine because I had a field group called ‘gallery’, and within that a field (type) group also called ‘gallery’. So when I called get_field(‘gallery’) it was working because it was grabbing the field type group and not the parent field group itself. I could not find any documentation on accessing the field group directly, so not sure if that’s even possible, so just used this as the solution instead.

Many thanks for your swift response! Interestingly, I’ve taken a look at the Health Page now, and the Curl error has mysteriously gone away! I’ve checked the curl version is now anyway: 7.19.7 NSS/3.44

Presumably that’s okay now, because the error has magically disappeared!

Thanks again, I really appreciate your feedback!

My apologies, it turns out that the headline analyser is a monsterinsights plugin feature, not yoast!

nevermind I figured it out myself, hope this is the correct way?

    add_action('amp_post_template_data', 'xyz_amp_component_scripts');

    function xyz_amp_component_scripts( $data ) {
    	$data['amp_component_scripts']['amp-carousel'] = 'https://cdn.ampproject.org/v0/amp-carousel-0.1.js';
    	return $data;
    }

No, I do not have an Authenticate button. All I have is:

-Not authenticated!
-Create Account (link)
-Reauthenticate (sandbox)
-Reauthenticate (full drop box)

When I try to click a reauthenticate button I get an error message
Dropbox API: (59) Unknown cipher in list: followed by a bunch of letters

How can the account be authenticated if I haven’t entered my dropbox login details into the plugin anywhere?

I’m having the same problem. I’ve been instructed by my windows based hosting that I must use smtp authentication on the server to send the emails.