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  • Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    Hello @webcraftic. Can you help me please?

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    Yes it is. Is there anyway to continue with my current snippet so I don’t need to edit thousands of pages? What does no longer support mean? Will my ancestry charts no longer appear on my pages?

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    Just tried to publish a snippet and got this error message.

    Don’t Panic
    The code snippet you are trying to save produced a fatal error on line 3:

    require(): Failed opening required ‘Ancestry.php’ (include_path=’.:/opt/alt/php56/usr/share/pear:/opt/alt/php56/usr/share/php’)
    The previous version of the snippet is unchanged, and the rest of this site should be functioning normally as before.

    Please use the back button in your browser to return to the previous page and try to fix the code error. If you prefer, you can close this page and discard the changes you just made. No changes will be made to this site.

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    Are you talking about my access token? What is a key? How do I make a new key?
    I think I would be getting the “rate limit reached” alert if i was getting too many hits. This error is specific to GET photo-id reaction.

    You might need to upgrade the feed them social API to the new version

    Your App, FTS Feed, is currently accessing Graph API v2.3 which will reach the end of its 2-year lifetime on 10 July, 2017. We estimate 27 endpoints that FTS Feed calls will be impacted by this change and may stop working after the automatic upgrade push. To ensure a smooth transition, please migrate all calls to Graph API v2.4 or higher. Use the API Upgrade Tool to understand exactly how this change will impact your app.

    Note: If you do not see any impacted calls in the API Upgrade Tool, your app/code may not be affected by this upgrade.

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    That’s not the issue Damon. Got the email again from facebook.

    Your app is receiving errors from GET {photo-id}/reactions

    In the last three hours 100% of the calls to the method GET {photo-id}/reactions resulted in errors.

    Error Code

    12

    Error Description

    Unavailable in this version

    Error Count

    2253

    This may be result of a recent change you made to FTS Feed, or a failure to comply with a recent breaking change.

    For more information about error codes and recovery tactics, please visit our documentation.

    If the error rate has not been resolved after 3 days, we’ll send you another alert.

    You can view this and other Developer Notifications related to your app, in the App Dashboard.

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    Hi Damon,

    I use many different shortcodes for hundreds of feeds. The main format I use is.

    [fts_facebook id=XXXXXXXXXX posts_displayed=page_only type=page]

    I’m not sure where the problem is occurring because I use this plugin on dozens of blogs. How do i narrow it down?

    ### Begin System Info ###

    SITE_URL:
    Feed Them Social Version: 2.1.8

    — WordPress Configuration:

    WordPress Version: 4.7.5
    Multisite: No
    Permalink Structure: /%postname%/
    Active Theme: Limuso 1.1.2
    PHP Memory Limit: 512M
    WP_DEBUG: Disabled

    — Webserver Configuration:

    PHP Version: 5.6.30
    Web Server Info: LiteSpeed

    — PHP Configuration:

    Safe Mode: No
    Upload Max Size: 250M
    Post Max Size: 250M
    Upload Max Filesize: 250M
    Time Limit: 30
    Max Input Vars: 1000
    Allow URL File Open: On (0)
    Display Erros: N/A

    — PHP Extensions:

    FSOCKOPEN: Your server supports fsockopen.
    cURL: Your server supports cURL.

    — Active Plugins:

    Adminer: 1.4.5
    Akismet: 3.2
    API KEY for Google Maps: 1.1.0
    Custom Content Type Manager : Advanced Custom Post Types: 0.9.8.9
    Disable Feeds: 1.4.4
    Disqus Comment System: 2.86
    EWWW Image Optimizer: 3.1.3
    Fast Secure Contact Form: 4.0.50
    Feed Them Social (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc): 2.1.8
    Feedzy RSS Feeds Lite: 3.0.5
    Google Places Reviews Pro: 1.5.3
    Insert HTML Snippet: 1.2.2
    Leverage Browser Caching Ninja: 2.1
    Mail Subscribe List: 2.1.3
    PHP Code Widget: 2.3
    Process Site Map: 0.3
    RSS Just Better: 1.4
    Simple Cache: 1.6.2
    Simple Google Maps Short Code: 1.3
    Simple Taxonomy: 3.5
    Simple Wp Sitemap: 1.1.7
    Special Recent Posts FREE Edition: 2.0.4
    Sucuri Security – Auditing, Malware Scanner and Hardening: 1.8.3
    UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore: 1.12.37
    WP-FileManager: 1.4.0
    WP-Nicescroll: 2.0.0
    WP Htaccess Editor: 1.3.0
    WP Simple Rss Feed Reader: 0.8.1

    — Custom Token or Keys added to Options Pages
    — You must have a custom token to use the feeds

    Facebook App Token: Yes
    FB App ID for Like Button: No
    Twitter Consumer Key: Yes
    Twitter Secret: Yes
    Twitter Token: Yes
    Twitter Token Secret: Yes
    Pinterest Token: No
    Instagram: No
    YouTube: No

    — Offset Post Limit:

    Offset Facebook Post Limit: None
    Hide Notice on Front End: Yes

    — FaceBook & Twitter Date Format and Timezone

    Date Format: No
    Timezone: No

    — Fix Twitter Time:

    Fix: No

    — Disable Magnific CSS:

    Fix: No

    — Fix Internal Server Error:

    ### End System Info ###

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    here is some of the code i could find related to sharethis.

    <?php if( is_single() ): ?>
    <script>var switchTo5x=true;</script>
    <script src=”https://w.sharethis.com/button/buttons.js”></script&gt;
    <script>stLight.options({publisher: “ur-6568e777-919c-a5dd-ac31-98a6fa2e6b2d”}); </script>
    <?php endif; ?>
    <?php do_action(‘wp_seo’); ?>

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    You may not call it malicious code but I do. ShareThis wouldn’t have bought the google analytics plugin from the original private creator if you didn’t have a motive. That motive was to use the current users to provide you with data on their blog visitors and enhance your business. It’s the simplest plugin and you could have built it yourself and put it in the plugin directory within a couple days. Instead you created an update that changed the original creators plugin to install scripts into the header of everyone’s blog.

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    The plugin and all it’s data are long gone from my blog. If I remember correctly one was ps.eyeota.net. Don’t play dumb. I’ve had this same problem with your sharethis button injecting scripts into my header file too. There were 3 scripts that I did not authorize which this plugin in question added to my code.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by eric2236.
    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    The whole line in validator reads “The implied layout ‘CONTAINER’ is not supported by tag ‘amp-font’
    AMP_LAYOUT_PROBLEM

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    In addition. I have received this message in search console.

    Google systems have detected that some of your AMP pages do not meet our guidelines and will therefore not show in Google Search AMP-related features. The following report provides examples of pages with errors:

    Issue: invalid structure data element.

    It’s just a standard blog post page.

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    Thanks for your note. My sidebars have more than just ads. They have rss feed content, recent posts, archive posts, menus. etc. How do I get amp supremacy to display my sidebar content in the amp compatible pages? Thank you.

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    Tell me more about the custom taxonomy. Do I need to be a theme developer to set this up and edit the code? Or can it be manged with a plugin?

    Thread Starter eric2236

    (@eric2236)

    thanks I will consider using tags.

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