harrisbueller

“Version 3.5” of what? What line in the file and what did you change it to? Why not just tweet Frederick personally since literally everything in this post is not useful to anyone outside yourself. Sorry I don’t mean to flame you personally, but the overly brisk developer writing style is frustrating for many, and a lot of the posts around this update offer insights and solutions that are incomplete to the point of being useless for anyone outside the poster and at best, other potentially pro’s that dev wordpress daily.

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Thanks again for all your help, that code change worked for me and removed all the error messages. That said, I have found that I’m not quite out of the woods yet.
This particular post still refuses to display related post thumbnails properly:
https://enterpriseit.co/microsoft-exchange/2013/install-certificate/

Other posts that have the same related posts group display the thumbnails correctly, however this particular post insists on showing the zemanta default thumbnails, and with no variety at that.

Any ideas?

Thanks again for your help Zemanta is a great plugin with excellent support, I don’t know how you’all do it.

I made the recommended changes to thumbnailer.php and it fixed the issue. Thanks!!!

I have thumbnails turned back on. Let me know if you want me to test anything else, if not I’ll Mark topic as resolved and assume you’ll probably role that code change into a future update.

Chris

Hi, thanks a lot for your response. Please let me know which file to edit?

here is the link, at the moment I have it so thumbnails are not shown thus the error is not showing up on the page to visitors:
https://enterpriseit.co/microsoft-exchange/2013/install-certificate/

I haven’t checked every one of my pages to see if the issue is occurring on them, but at least I can test with the above page.

Chris

I’m still getting this error on the latest version of W3TC, 0.9.4.

Thanks so much Petra. Maybe they can make it so ‘on publish’ triggers Zemanta rather than the ‘save to draft’ if thats possible. Great product either way, thanks for your responsiveness,

Chris

Hi Petra, Thanks for looking into it. That is the plug-in that I’m using which is detecting the Zemanta activity and 404 errors. I dont think the issue described in the link is related to my problem, because these drafts are not valid links (they aren’t published). Try making sure that the 404 logging is enabled (Options > log 404 Not Found requests) and then change the name of your draft or create a couple new drafts and change their URL slug to see if you get any zemanta logging. I’m running “Related Posts”, Version 3.4.5. I just wanted to mention that because I think there is three editions of this same plugin from zemanta all with similar names.

Thanks for checking into this,

Chris

Hi Petra,

Zemanta still functions for me, I just wanted to report this so it could work more efficiently, and it is a little bit of an inconvenience to have my logs filled with Zemanta 404’s.

Thanks, Zemanta is an awesome plug-in,

Chris

I get the same error about once a week and I’m running the latest (as of now) version of W3TC: Version 0.9.3

I haven’t noticed any negative impact to my site however it is concerning and I’d like to figure out how to fix it.

I agree, it would be much more useful if it would scan the parent theme.

Thanks ESMI, thats a really good tip.

I ended up being able to get into the upgrade.php by manually putting HTTPS into the browser address bar (I think the redirect HTTP to HTTPS part of the plugin was not working). I think upgraded the databases via the prompt and button.

I then tried to get to WP-ADMIN page, by putting HTTPS into the browser, the page looked real weird, but was workable enough to disable the plug-in.

Thanks,

Chris