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OK thank you!

Nevermind! Found a workaround!

I got something completely different:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input – imsanity.js:36

I am running WP 3.5.1. Updating the plugin doesn’t seem to fix it.

I have a blank page for AAM in WP 3.5, and the css file doesn’t seem to show up on the list in the plugin editor. I don’t need to touch the settings though – will it still work the way I had it set before, or are certain user groups now seeing things they’re not supposed to in the admin area on my site?

Anyone know of anything that might help?

Nevermind! I figured it out! I think it was a permissions issue in my FTP – the new editor-styles.css never actually overwrote the old one.

Wait. They’re all in the video posts section of the backend. But the fields to fill in the youtube video info in each post are all blank. So the videos that have already been collected by the plugin just need to be re-linked to those posts somehow.

Here’s a post without the video displaying.

Oh shoot! doing this made me realize they’re all just gone from the posts! Is there a way to re-import everything without creating duplicate posts?

@mpraetzel I had featured images set previously, and now they don’t show up. The videos themselves are no longer embedded in the posts either. here’s the live site

I am still having this problem with the latest update (3.0.5) – is anyone else?

I think I might have the same problem. I just updated the plugin and all of the sudden none of my video’s thumbnails are showing up on my site, even though they’re set for all my posts as the thumbnails, and they showed up just fine before updating the plugin.

Will making this change still allow me to get thumbnails automatically for other videos from other sources? For instance, I use the Automatic Youtube plugin, but I also manually embed Blip.tv videos in some pages.

I think it was Portable PHPmyAdmin

I went back and forth with the developer, who was extremely nice and helpful. It was hard to pinpoint the problem because my site has a lot of other map and twitter things going on all at once, but after finding a plugin conflict, it displayed the map correctly, and sometimes displayed the error as well. SoI ended up just wrapping the error in <p> tags in the plugin php and then hiding that <p> through css.

@mreshovel I would love to be able to use this!