jhmattern

Odd. I know I tested this both ways originally and had the same problem either way. But now it seems to be working fine. Maybe a browser caching issue initially? Not sure. But all’s good. Thanks so much!

I cancelled my premium add-on with them too due to the lack of support. The only way I could find to do it was by cancelling the recurring payment in PayPal.

Awful to see. It used to work great. I’m particularly annoyed that the dev’s still doing renewals for paid add-ons when they aren’t supporting or updating them. I now have a useless premium add-on and can’t get a response here, via email, or via their contact form.

UPDATE: I’ve also tried deleting the plugin entirely and reinstalling from the repository. Same issue, so it seems unrelated to the previous thread here about the plugin crashing sites.

Thanks!

Nevermind. I built a new login form w/ my forms plugin instead, and that’s redirecting perfectly so I’m going to stick with it.

I just tested that version on the private test site, and it does seem to let the content display w/o adding that line below videos. So success! Thank you so much!

Sorry. Just saw your messages now.

So glad you were able to reproduce the issue. Thanks so much for looking into it! ??

We had set up a theme move on my server first, but hadn’t tested your plugin there as optimization issues came up after. But I just went ahead and installed it there to test, and I’m seeing the same issue.

1. With no plugin, YouTube videos display properly but cause very slow loading issues.

2. With the plugin as-is, content disappears from some pages with YouTube videos.

3. With the plugin modified based on your suggestion in this thread, the content comes back, but “wp-has-aspect-ratio” appears below every video.

On some pages, that text appears in a paragraph tag, so I can at least get around it with CSS. But in posts, it’s marked as #text and falls outside what I’m able to modify with custom CSS.

I can give you access to the site if there’s a private way to send details, but you won’t be able to edit the plugin files there as I have in-WordPress editing locked down for all sites at the server level. In the meantime, here are screenshots. And I’ll contact the site owner to see if she’d be willing to let you log in there and see the problem live.

Here’s what it looks like when the plugin is first installed — not on a page with a YouTube video, but this happened to a post with numerous videos embedded. As you can see, it goes from the title and post meta data right to the comments.

https://jennifer-mattern.com/no-content.png

And this is what it looks like with the modifications to line 129.

https://jennifer-mattern.com/wp-has-aspect-ratio.png

Note: Thinking this was a Gutenberg-specific issue, I checked it with the classic editor installed as well, and the wp-has-aspect-ratio line still appears.

Unfortunately not. I was just helping a colleague switch her site theme, and we installed this to try to optimize her Youtube-embed-heavy site. Worked great for site speed other than the missing content vs. wp-has-aspect-ratio problem.

That site was on GeneratePress. Cache plugin was cleared in testing the plugin. No issues other than the slow load of Youtube-heavy pages before adding the plugin. When it was added a YouTube-heavy post lost all content (front page w/ one video looked fine though). Then I swapped in your code suggestion here, the content came back, but all videos had that line of text below them. Disabled the plugin, deleted it, and tried from scratch after refreshing cache again, and saw the exact same cycle.

Hi. I used the code provided here to fix the same missing content issue, which worked great. But after the change, the text “wp-has-aspect-ratio” is appearing below every video.

Unfortunately I can’t show this live because it’s not on my site, and the plugin had to be deactivated for now because it either hide content or put this below every video embedded.

Just letting you know and hoping this is fixed in the next update.

Thanks!

No, that’s not what I mean. I mean the pre-populated message should include the site’s Twitter handle, so when readers click the link to share the post, it includes the credit link. That’s normal behavior for nearly all Twitter share buttons. I thought this plugin used to do that, and this seems like a new change. (An update or two ago reset pretty much all of my settings and stripped the buttons from my page, so I assumed the problem was related to those changes.)

If it can’t include credit, I’ll have to dump this from quite a few sites and switch to something that can. But I could swear it used to. That or I had to manually make the change. Was a function shared in the past perhaps that might no longer work with the latest version of the plugin?

Nevermind. I think I was able to get this sorted and have a reset link being sent instead.

Is there any solution to this? I’m having the same issue. Users are complaining that they’re being sent passwords (which appear to be the encrypted ones) instead of being sent a link to set their passwords. The issue is the passwords don’t actually work, so they can’t login. And if they use the password reset link on the site, they get another email with another password they can’t use. They can never actually login.

Thanks.

That’s awesome for you. I’m glad you didn’t get hit by this problem. But it’s still an incredibly important problem for others to know about. Unfortunately you won’t know if you’re one of the lucky ones until you try it.