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Do you mean that you want to change your WordPress installation that is structured to use sub-domains to a site that uses sub-directories (folders)?

Thank you for this feedback. I know it’s not directly related to your plugin, but do you have a suggestion for a plugin to include images in RSS as you describe?

OK, I just changed the image size to 130 x 130px, and unchecked the box to crop. Does this mean NGFB will look only for images that are 130 x 130 px? If so, this should work, since only our featured images are that size.

I’d let WP create the sizes it needs, except WP doesn’t automatically add images to the RSS feed, and we need our images to appear in our RSS feed. The only way I know of to make this happen is via a plugin that grabs the featured image. (Oh, and in case you’re wondering why we just don’t assign larger featured images, it’s because our newsletter also draws from our feed, and those images need to be a certain size.)

I turned on debugging, and here are the results:

NGFB Warning :

Media Library image id 147885 rejected – original image 130×87 too small for ngfb-opengraph dimensions (800×800 cropped). Upload a larger image, or adjust the ngfb-opengraph image dimensions setting.

NGFB Warning :

Media Library image id 147886 rejected – original image 6×130 too small for ngfb-opengraph dimensions (800×800 cropped). Upload a larger image, or adjust the ngfb-opengraph image dimensions setting.

NGFB Warning :

Image https://indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com/files/2014/10/revery-015__1412815767_71.201.180.53-e1412988666482.jpg rejected – width / height missing or too small for ngfb-opengraph.

NGFB Warning :

Image https://indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com/files/2014/10/spacer8.gif rejected – width / height missing or too small for ngfb-opengraph.

It appears the problem is that the featured images assigned to posts are too small (130px x 130px).

NGFB Warning :
Media Library image id 147876 rejected – 800×600 too small for ngfb-opengraph dimensions (800×800 cropped). Upload a larger image, or adjust the ngfb-opengraph image dimensions setting.

So is featured image the only way for the plugin to pickup an image in regard to Pintrest?

This plugin has stopped working for me to on indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com. The plug-in continues to work on pages where it is already installed. I’m only having problems when I insert into a new page. This problem started when I upgraded to WordPress 3.1

Thanks Joseph, that was the problem

Donncha, would it be better to move WP Supercache to the regular plug-in folder from the wpmu plug-in folder. If so, will your plug-in update itself and the .htaccess file if it is multi-site activated without me having to update the .htaccess file myself.

I have a support account at automattic. Here is what they said to me about this problem.

Hi,

If you look at the HTML source for the page https://indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com/feed/sitemap/ you will see that the last line is

<!– generator-version=”3.8″ –>

meaning it dies before it generates any content. The next thing it does is query_posts() (looking in feed-sitemap.php). it is dying in that 20 lines of code before it gets to // start with the main URL because it never outputs the line beginning with <urlset It should be pretty easy for anyone with pretty basic php knowledge to debug this and figure out where it is breaking. If you or the plugin developer can’t figure it out, if you give us ssh access again I can look.

For just a brief moment, I was able to see the xml sitemap logo, but no posts then the next time I looked it produced an error.

Should I see a sitemap at https://Carmel-indiana.funcityfinder.com/feed/sitemap/ and at https://carmel-indiana.funcityfinder.com/feed/sitemap/? I’m seeing the same error as described above on both https://indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com/sitemap.xml and https://indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com/feed/sitemap/. I’m still trying to get this fixed.

Some time ago I installed Event Calendar Pro on this blog. It didn’t function properly for me. Could that plug-in be connected in any way? I was removed.

https://codecanyon.net/item/events-calendar-pro-wordpress-premium-plugin/109301

Hi RavanH, now that I’ve updated the plug-in, I’m getting this error on https://indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com/feed/sitemap. Before this page only appeared blank.

XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: https://indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com/feed/sitemap
Line Number 9, Column 1:
^

All other sub-domains seem to work fine like this one: https://indianapolis-photos.funcityfinder.com/feed/sitemap

RavanH, I have created a separate post for the problem on https://indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com because I don’t believe it is caused by the same problem as this one.

Thank you so much for the fast response and productive idea. It worked like a charm. I’m about to add your sitemap plug-in to another 100 blogs.

That worked on every blog that was going to a 404 error instead of the sitemap. The only one that did not fix is https://Indianapolis-indiana.funcityfinder.com which goes to a blank page with the word done at the bottom left of my firefox browser.

This blog has, I think, over 6,000 posts. Is that relevant?