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The Yoast plugin allows you to configure this now in the Advanced/RSS tab.

Hi Jacob, yes this fixes the PHP fatal error on my sites, no PHP errors logged. Yoast SEO logging to Stream working.

Thanks ??

Hi Jacob,

We’re using Networks+ from Ron Rennick:

https://wpebooks.com/networks/

I’m in the process of replicating one of the sites experiencing the problem to a test bed. Once this is complete I’ll be able to start stripping out the plugins for clues. I’ll report back as soon as I can.

Dave

Will do ??

This is the last entry on error in the php_error_log:

PHP 11. PHP_CodeSniffer_File->start() <path removed> /wp-content/plugins/php-compatibility-checker/vendor/squizlabs/php_codesniffer/CodeSniffer.php:1861

(only TablePress and PCC enabled)

Thanks for the rapido response ??

WP_Debug was disabled; however, I disabled all plugins except my homegrown, and lo and behold the tests completed.

I’m reactivating the rest of plugins one at a time to try and find a culprit.

Sorry for not trying this first before submitting my ticket ??

**update It appears that when the TablePress plugin (v1.7) is enabled this error is thrown in the Compatability Checker plugin with any of the PHP versions and “Only scan active plugins and themes” selected.

A “Save to custom field” would be nice.

**Edit **

Silly me, doh!

On your Gravity form edit screen, select Post Fields > Custom Field on the General tab you will see a drop-down of the existing Custom field names…..

+1

Getting the same error and yes, the site is behind a reverse proxy.Reverting to the previous version of BackWPup restores functionality

I’ll second this request Brecht

You’re welcome mate ??

Sorry – just noticed your XPath to posts value is wrong.

It should be XPath to posts: channel/item

Sok

I tried setting up your URL as a new feed in one of my testing sites and I don’t get that error – it pulls them in as posts – with no content of course, but the titles and the date are all correct in the new post.

Sok

Hi wselwood,

Using https://www.hawkesburychurch.com.au/podcast/podcast.xml as the SourceFeed URL and your XPath above works for me…

I’m not an expert, but I’m guessing you would have to create some custom fields (using something like the CMB2 plugin) to map the XPath to the download link, keywords etc.

Then amend your podcast category single template to display the new fields as you desire.

Sok

This would be nice if you have permission to use the images.

Copying images via import might lead to problems with copyright infringement .