siutouamy

I know…
it’s bizarre. Plus, the error is occuring with a number of other plugins… some of which haven’t been updated in over two years.

This is what they have on their forum

We have had a few users report issue with this function, so we thought we would create a FAQ explaining what is going on here.

This usually emanates from activating a new plugin where the new plugin is is adding a filter on the_title, like the “standard_process_link_post_format_title” function within Standard is too.

The error here is that the plugin is not passing in the second argument, the “id”, to the “the_title” filter. WordPress states, according to the Codex entry, that the second parameter, again the “id”, must be passed in as an argument and Standard enforces that.

If you are experiencing issues with this error / warning, you will need to contact the plugin developers and ask them to fix the issue in their plugin to properly include the second argument.

Of course we could “patch it” so that it “works”, but we have no plans to do that. We are not trying to be mean, but we are asking developers to code to a higher standard.

In case anyone wonders, I got through the Most Commented Widget plugin by changing this line:

$post_title = apply_filters( 'the_title', $post->post_title, $this);

to this:

$post_title = apply_filters( 'the_title', $post->post_title, $this->id );

Hector, are you have this message with either the Most Commented or Similar Post plugin? Because I just changed to the Standard theme and encountered this message with both.

Still having the same issues with the latest Jetpack update T_T

I don’t use RokBox. I updated Jetpack in all the three blogs, which all use different plugins and it’s the same. The only plugin all the websites have in common is Similar Posts, but deactivating does nothing.

I might just have to work out a new layout to fit this YouTube resize. LOL

I just updated to the latest Jetpack release, and this problem showed up. Anyone else?

Bumping this!

Having that same issue.

Isn’t this the issue?
I reported this about a month ago, about YouTube shortcodes on WordPress not being able to render properly with the latest version of WP Touch.

yes, that was it Mitcho.

— never mind this. WP just pulled the 3.4.1 update and seems to be fixed, I think —

I think I may know what Marco is talking about.

<?php related_posts(); ?>

is supposed to call the list of related posts depending on your YARP options (whether you want to take into account post titles, or content, tags, etc).

After the update, these options don’t seem to matter because all posts seems to have a very high threshold number. A 100 mark was usual when loads of tags match, but 20-10s were more usual. With the new version, all the posts that get listed with the related_posts code are ranging between 200-130 so no posts are actually related.

It doesn’t matter which post you’re in, all the related posts are the same. There doesn’t seem to be any plugin clash either.

Same here, I found a topic about it dated 4 years ago with no responses either.

same problem here, in all the self-hosted blogs I ran.

hey, there~

Just wanted to let you know that I got it to work by ticking off the “beta version” option on the sexy bookmarks plugin admin.

oh, I’m having this same issue.

equal… latest Sexy Bookmark version with latest WordPress.

not even able to make it show up with hardcoding.