Michael

Thanks!

If I remove the lines 1191-1193, the plugin doesn’t ignore the general setting in the Social Meta module.

The problem appears to be a conflict between the setting for individual posts and the general setting. The configuration for individual posts wins. The module configuration only preselects the setting for new posts.

This means if we want to change this configuration we have to edit several thousand posts which doesn’t make sense. What you need is a checkbox in the module configuration that allows you to override individual post settings.

Besides, I wonder who really wants to configure this twitter card configuration differently for individual posts? You post large images on Twitter or you don’t. I guess nobody really wants to work with the old Twitter style anyway.

It works now after disabling “Use Content For Autogenerated OG Descriptions.” Thanks a lot!

It doesn’t seem so to me: https://4sysops.com/archives/install-vmware-vcenter-vcsa-6-5-part-2-initial-configuration/

Great! Thanks a lot!

By the way, I tested on a site with no other plugin enabled using one of the default WordPress themes. Thus, it appears to be an All in One SEO Pack bug.

I didn’t set anything in those two fields. All in One SEO Pack automatically shows the contents of the post excerpt field in both SEO fields (including HTML tags).

Yes, Autogenerate OG Descriptions is enabled.

Thanks for replying: Here is an example: https://4sysops.com/archives/install-vmware-vcenter-vcsa-6-5-part-2-initial-configuration/

Thanks a lot! Works now!

Other bugs I found now:

If the functions.php in a child theme contains white space before or after the php tags, the arrows will keep spinning even though the vote is counted (this bug didn’t exist in 2.4, took me a while to find this).

Liked bbpress topics/replies, BuddyPress updates and blog comments don’t appear on the activity page.

The mycred hook for BuddyPress updates does not work. There other bugs in this hook but I don’t remember them all. I think points are not always deducted if you unlike content.

If you hover with the mouse over a liked user avatar, the mouse pointer flickers and for some users the link to the profile doesn’t work (I think user accounts with a first name and a last name). If you empty the file /assests/js/wp-ulike-plugins.js both problems are solved.

Well, 4.7 is not yet released which means that your plugin still doesn’t work in production environments.

Don’t really feel comfortable with posting debug info publicly. Btw, the bug still exists in 3.1.2. Maybe it is related to the imaging tool that actually is doing the resizing. Maybe you can replicate the bug on Ubuntu 12.04.

Thanks. The bug is fixed, but you added another one. Capital letters are now converted to lower case with “Don’t Alter” enabled. I also noticed that you remove apostrophes. Any reasons for this?

Don’t see anything unusual in the debug log. However, I noticed now that resizing works for JPEGs but not for PNGs.

Thanks for the reply! Imsanity is not active. EWWW Image Optimizer is the only active plugin. I tried it again now with another, relatively fresh WordPress installation and EWWW Image Optimizer is still unable to resize images, not matter if I upload the images with a post or in the media library. I also tried different standard themes to ensure that nothing in our functions.php interferes.

Maybe the problem is related to changes to the upload functionality (media titles) in WordPress 4.6? It could also be that certain combinations of EWWW Image Optimizer settings are incompatible.

I installed the Resize Image After Upload plugin now and it resizes images properly.

Thanks for the response. My settings were “Don’t Alter (title text isn’t modified in any way)”, “Add Title to ‘Alternative Text’ Field?” and “Add Title to ‘Caption’ Field?” The rest was disabled. The problem occurred with any mixed case filename containing hyphens.

I think this is a WordPress bug. If the plugin is disabled and you upload an image, WordPress no longer creates a correct media item title. As you said, it formats the title to lower case and it doesn’t remove the hyphens from the filename as it did before 4.6. However, it does not format the filename to lower case. This doesn’t make sense.

As a workaround, I replaced “$title = $uploaded_post_id->post_title;” in your plugin with

$file = get_attached_file($id);
$path = pathinfo($file);
$title = $path[‘filename’];

I also enabled “Remove Hyphens” in the plugin now. The only problem is that this also removes hyphens that belong to the media title (and not just to the filename).