Vladi

Great, I set the is_attachment conditional to none and will keep an eye on the queue going forward. Thank you!

I ran the maintenance cron manually after turning off the aggregate inline option and the queue is still showing hundreds (thousands?) of unprocessed, new jobs from a day ago. I’ll try to deactivate the plugin and turn it back on.

A lot of the jobs involve the is_attachment target rule, is there a way to omit those targets entirely, as we don’t have separate attachment pages that users can view anyway. Thank you!

Hi Frank, thanks for your prompt response!

* Yes, I do indeed have AUTO rules in place for is_front_page, is_single, is_archive, etc.
* I am sure that ao_ccss_maintenance is not running right, as the queue is absolutely massive and not pruned. Checking with WP Crontrol now!
* I will try to disable the option and circle back!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Vladi.

I just tried to add a separate author.php template and still find myself unable to trigger the author box with the echo wpsabox_author_box(); code.

Hey, I had the same issue until I resaved the permalink structure in WordPress

@tyrannous Yes, thanks mate. This is perfect, just what I was looking for!

Hi Bob, would you mind sharing this code with us here? Thank you so much!

I wanted to bump this matter, as I encountered the same issue as well.

We use full-sized images as featured images (Post_Thumbnails) with 640px width on our site and the Pin It button only appears on images that are nested inside the the_content() area.

The featured image is still media associated with the post itself, I really hope you find a solution for this. Thanks Canha!

I figured out that the /export folder needed to be properly chmod’ed in order for the export to work. Quick 777 and the export worked like a charm.

I am glad I found this. I had been battling with getting it to work all day long, yet I couldn’t figure it out. Surprisingly, I couldn’t find the /shadowbox-js/ folder in the uploads directory, but it was rather in my root/images/ directory. I guess if you set the media folder manually in WP it affects the placement of the shadowbox-js dir too.

Works now, thanks everyone!

No problem, glad to help.

I figured out a workaround. Comment out lines 168 and 169 in /headspace2/models/headspace.php

That did it for me.

Not that I have any solution, but I am experiencing the same exact problem.

<b>Fatal error</b>: Cannot use object of type HeadSpace2 as array in <b>/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/headspace2/models/headspace.php</b> on line <b>169</b>