orion42

UPDATE: I think it was caused by some permission denied in writing the files.

Adding the style parameter solved my issue. However, I guess that as a default behaviour no numbers or ordered list should be displayed (instead of a list of 1.)

My errors were fixed as described by @katie replacing the styled quotes ” with regular ones ” (see here)

Thank you very much, it fixed the error. However, (before the fix) even with the classic editor I had the same issue, so I am not sure if it is linked to Gutenberg or to some other text/code filters.

I think it is already been reported, but right now in all the pages on the site the citations are not in order and shown all starting with 1.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by orion42.

Yes, I’ve cleared the cache and it did not solve the issue.

[zotpress author=”Name Surname” sortby=”date” order=”desc” highlight=”Surname, N.” download=”yes”]

[zotpress author=”Name Surname” style=”nature” sortby=”date” order=”desc”]

[zotpress tags=”tagName” sortby=”date” order=”desc” limit=”3″ download=”yes”]

I also got further errors:

First parameter must either be an object or the name of an existing class
 Type: PHP Warning Line: 310
Undefined property: stdClass::$data
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 310
 File: /wp-content/plugins/zotpress/lib/request/request.class.php

Undefined index: zpcite
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 291, 292

Undefined index: zpnotes
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 283, 284

Undefined index: zptitle
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 275, 276

Undefined index: download
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 267, 268

Undefined index: image
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 259, 260

Undefined index: inclusive
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 251, 252

Undefined index: sort
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 238, 239

Undefined index: sortby
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 229,230,131

Undefined index: data_type
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 189, 190, 191

Undefined index: api_user_id
 Type: PHP Notice Line: 180

 File: /wp-content/plugins/zotpress/lib/widget/widget.sidebar.php

Same issue here.
After the update, the plugin vanished from the dashboard, as it was uninstalled. However, after installing again, all settings were still there.
With some authors, the list is fine, while for others, the page is completely broken.

I got the following errors with various tools:

{“status”:”empty”,”instance”:”zotpress-f1e653be466f6777b2d03842c82e763f”,”meta”:{“request_last”:0,”request_next”:0},”data”:”0″}

In editor (both Gutemberg and classic), pages with shortcodes are broken and flashes for a second before giving errors:

TypeError: Cannot read property ‘raw’ of undefined
at /wp-includes/js/dist/editor.min.js?ver=9.2.6:17:64261
at Array.map (<anonymous>)
at /wp-includes/js/dist/editor.min.js?ver=9.2.6:17:64201
at Td (/wp-includes/js/dist/vendor/react-dom.min.js?ver=16.8.4:82:11)
….

From some logs:

Undefined offset: 1
Type: PHP Notice Line: 135
File: /wp-content/plugins/zotpress/lib/request/request.functions.php

Undefined offset: 0
Type: PHP Notice Line: 133
File: /wp-content/plugins/zotpress/lib/request/request.functions.php

UPDATE:
Adding a new account with the same group, name, id and key solved partially the issue. Now the pages did not crash, but they only have the spinning wheel.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by orion42. Reason: update on the subject

I have almost the same problem. I had a old version (I missed 2 or major releases) and everything was fine. Then after the update I started to have problems: no email were sent. Every time I publish a new post I have just a few or no email sent (If I set a lower value for maxium recipient per mail it seems to get better).
Moreover since the update sometimes my web provider send me a mail for exceeding the maximum mail per hour (I have 100 mail/hour limit). There were change in how the queue was handled ? I will send a mail also to my provider just to know if they change something too.

Can I have the link for the trouble shooting guide ?

I also suggest, as future improvement, a mail per hour limit.

I understand. Anyway you could write just “Any HTML tags is allowed.”

@ Jeremy – Everything is fine with my image, thanks very much.

@frank – Yes, I think that all the previous affected gif need to be flushed to be fixed. Likely the will do it soon or anyway I suppose there is an auto-flush every X days..

I already use the “max title length” parameter, I was searching for something more particular. Thanks anyway

I’m sorry but the very same gif image linked at post beginning is still affected with same problem.
However it is ok if I change width or height in the resize parameter in url
(e.g. changing from 140 to 141:
i1.wp.com/gak.it/wp/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/luna_animata_210x140.gif?resize=210%2C141
). I also have tried a hard refresh on the image without results. Maybe it’s just a problem with gif resized at their original size. In this case maybe could be useful to insert an if block for showing the original non-resized image.

I found a solution using a nested function. I posted on my blog:
https://orion42.wordpress.com/2013/08/21/how-to-add_submenu_page-passing-a-variable-parametervalue-with-called-function/

Everything is fixed ! Thanks very much, You will have my eternal gratitude!

I wrote also for other people that should have the very same problem:

in the end was not the change in url or the upgrade at last version, but when I was trying to connect jetpack in my localhost version on my computer. This disconnected the online site and create the problem.

After the manual fix by Jeremy (on Jetpack server), I jest disconnect and reconnect the account and everything, stat and subscribers went back to old ones!

Thanks again!

I’ve tried to go back and run wordpress on the old addess, with same old file and database (so client id), but nothing, I can’t activate the stats:

Invalid request, please go back and try again.
Error Code: invalid_client
Error Message: Unknown client_id

Also sent the report to WordPress contact form.