eljefejb

I’m having the same problem. Any news?

Turns out that a recent yum update borked my install of ImageMagick. I tried updating/reinstalling/uninstalling/reinstalling all the pieces, but kept running into compatibility errors. Apparently, it’s the CentOS provided version of php-pecl-imagick that was the problem. Here’s what finally did it for me:
sudo yum --enablerepo="remi-php56" install php-pecl-imagick

Sorry for thinking it was your plugin. It has always worked very well! ??

I’d also appreciate having the thumbnail images be regenerated when replacing a PDF file. ??

Thanks! Looking forward to this feature.

Turns out that we were both right! ??

The problem was with prettyPhoto.js, but upon closer inspection of the console debugger output, I noticed that it wasn’t the prettyPhoto.js loaded by WP-Video-Lightbox. Rather, the Construct theme was loading a previous version that caused the mixed content errors. I wrote a little function to dequeue the problem script and its associated stylesheet, et voilà!, problem solved!

If I go into the settings page and uncheck “Enable prettyPhoto”, then I get a working link to YouTube, where the video will play. It just doesn’t play in the lightbox, as desired. The poster image is displayed at a larger size, with the red play button beneath it, instead of having it overlaid on top.

It would seem that the problem is with prettyPhoto.js not using https links.

It works on my dev machine, but not on the production site. The production site uses HTTPS, whereas my dev machine does not. I see this message in the console:

Blocked loading mixed active content “https://www.youtube.com/embed/sgzx1igNuHI?rel=1”

The referenced file is “jquery.prettyPhoto.js:7:19282”.

I think this may have something to do with the problem.

Oh, it may have been the WordFence security plugin that I updated.

The only things I recall having updated recently are the stock WP 201x themes, which aren’t in use on the site. There may have been a minor plugin somewhere, but I don’t recall what. Any idea what hook may be getting stomped on by another plugin? I could search for it in the code.

I’m encountering the same issue on my production site. The odd thing is, the video still displays in the lightbox on my dev machine.

@louiswalch

If you remove the entire conditional, then $shipping never gets set; hence, the error message. I solved the same problem by removing the middle check in the if statement.

Change this line:
<?php if ( ! wc_ship_to_billing_address_only() && $order->needs_shipping_address() && ( $shipping = $order->get_formatted_shipping_address() ) ) : ?>

to read like this:
<?php if ( ! wc_ship_to_billing_address_only() && ( $shipping = $order->get_formatted_shipping_address() ) ) : ?>

I’m getting similar notices. They aren’t errors, luckily, but they are clogging up my debug.log file!

Unfortunately, it looks as though this plugin hasn’t been updated in over two years. Hopefully, the authors are working on updating it for WooCommerce 3!

@barbara-wolfe No, I don’t think I ever heard anything outside of this thread. I’ve just settled for using the WordPress module, as our site is pretty small and not heavily used.

That was it! I was sending to output instead of returning.

Thanks for the tip!

Update –

I discovered that using the “WordPress” module works for redirecting, but I want to use the Apache module, so that WordPress doesn’t have to load in its entirety before performing the redirect. When I attempt to make a redirect using the Apache module, I get the 404. I looked at what the plugin wrote into the .htaccess file, and thought that it might not be performing the redirect because it had written the 301 rule after the normal WordPress redirection rules. However, even after moving the new rules up above the default WordPress stuff, I still get a 404 instead of a 301.

@swiftdevice, just disable the User Role Editor plugin before enabling Members. I got the same error.