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I already deactivated the plugin. You can understand I’m not keen on the idea of enabling it again on a production site while this issue persists. Do you think it’s a matter of deleting the plugin and reinstalling?

It works perfectly now. Thanks! I’ve updated the code in the link above to reflect the final and working version. It also includes notes on version requirements. Feel free to use, reuse, and distribute as needed.

Here’s the current code I’ve written: https://pastebin.com/9T7p5ABX

The Geo My WP plugin is premium, so I don’t think I can share their code without breaking the license agreement. Internally, it runs a series of update_post_meta calls, then it executes its own query to drop location data into wp_places_locator. Neither of these seems to work when I call gmw_pt_update_location() within filterPostie.php, but I don’t get any PHP errors either. If the post ID is false when it runs, it gracefully exits.

Wait, it looks like I did something wrong. I was expecting a post object and not an array. I reviewed the sample code and it looks like I was pulling the ID incorrectly.

Doesn’t work:

$post->ID

Does work:

$post['ID']

The meta fields are getting created now.

The debug log shows no errors, but it doesn’t look like the post meta gets updated either. I checked the wp_postmeta table and don’t see any entries in there. I see this at the top of the debug output:

memory at start of e-mail processing:21528616
Array
(
    [add_meta] => no
    [admin_username] => admin

I don’t see anywhere in the output where add_meta gets toggled to yes. Any ideas?

That fixed it. Thanks again!

Awesome. Thanks!

I’ve had the same issue on my sites. Considering moving to another plugin.

I think I figured it out. The site_url and home settings in the options table had been modified to use the HTTPS versions. I had to dig into the DB directly to modify them. I don’t recall having changed them myself and assumed the plugin had done it.

Twitter Tools Version: 2.0
WordPress Version: 2.8.6
Expected Behavior: I post to Twitter throughout the week with a weekly digest to be published on Saturday at 4PM.
Observed Behavior: The digest never posts to my blog. I have already used the Reset Digest feature to attempt to resolve this.

I’ve had this problem for going on a month now and would really like to find a resolution to it.

Same thing has happened to me for the last two weeks. I’m using v2.0 of the plugin.

I just had a quintuple post without any quotes, though I did have some parentheses in a couple of them. Some of the posts had the appropriate tag but two of them did not. Perhaps it is a character escaping issue?

I’ve found 5 so far and each of them has a URL or link, but I have plenty of other comments that have URLs or links and they’re just fine. Even stranger is that I know some of them were showing up just fine at some point and now don’t display.

I removed the URL from the first example and lo and behold, the comment reappeared. I’m still perplexed, however, as to how they could show at one point then not show, especially since it doesn’t uniformly affect edited comments or comments with links or URLs.

UPDATE: Bah, I should know better. It was a plugin designed to remove the rel=”nofollow” attribute that was messing things up. A pox on its house!

Upon further inspection, it appears there are other comments that I did NOT edit that are not displaying the body either.

Example: https://www.coolestfamilyever.com/2006/10/14/its-still-good-its-still-good-part-1-education/#comment-386

This problem didn’t exist on 2.0.4 and I’ve only noticed it since the upgrade from 2.1.3. I know it’s not the theme since I switched to the default theme and still have the same problem.