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Thanks all.

Richard – I’m running JetPack 5.7 now, I believe that is the latest version as of this post.

goldsounds – thanks! that’s good news. Cheers for the udpate.

I never did get this figured out, so if anyone else does a search and finds this post (like myself and dangerous dog) please let us know what you did to resolve the issue!

Thanks.

Hi Jeremy, I appreciate your continued support in this thread. ??

The error_log doesn’t tell me which image or page is creating the errors, here’s what they say:

““[20-Oct-2017 12:11:43 UTC] PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/someti14/public_html/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/tiled-gallery/tiled-gallery/templates/partials/carousel-image-args.php on line 11

[24-Oct-2017 12:11:43 UTC] PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/someti14/public_html/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/tiled-gallery/tiled-gallery/templates/partials/carousel-image-args.php on line 11

[24-Oct-2017 12:15:14 UTC] PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/someti14/public_html/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/tiled-gallery/tiled-gallery/templates/partials/carousel-image-args.php on line 11

[24-Oct-2017 12:17:05 UTC] PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/someti14/public_html/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/tiled-gallery/tiled-gallery/templates/partials/carousel-image-args.php on line 11”

And it goes on for like 50 entries per day. Do you know where would I find the information that tells me which image or page is creating the error?

Thanks!

Thanks Jeremy again for your attention and follow thru. ??

“The errors may still pop up for existing images that were created while WP Smush was active. Deactivating the plugin won’t change the meta data assigned to all your images unfortunately.”

I do understand what you mean by this. Bummer deactivation wasn’t enough to test. I have been going through on my cpanel file manager and re-uploading images I’ve edited in Photoshop to replace previous images. These have been untouched by any plugin. I don’t think it’s putting a dent in the error, which I continue to get throughout the day.

My site has 150+ articles with thousands upon thousands of photos (the site is ~ 7 Gb in size and it’s mostly photos). Is there any way to tell which image or page in particular is having meta data that triggers the problem?

I did a test post after I deactivated WP Smush already, but my questions is this: I was getting the error already before the post, and I’m still getting the error now, so how do I know if the new post with the plugin turned off had any effect?

Thanks!

I disabled WP Smush after our last conversation and have no plugins that touch images or deal with compression. After a couple of days I’m still seeing the errors:

“[20-Oct-2017 12:11:43 UTC] PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/someti14/public_html/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/tiled-gallery/tiled-gallery/templates/partials/carousel-image-args.php on line 11”

I’m getting about 50 of them per day.

I pulled the file from my server, here’s what is on line 11:

“$fuzzy_image_meta = json_encode( array_map( ‘strval’, $fuzzy_image_meta ), JSON_HEX_TAG | JSON_HEX_AMP | JSON_HEX_APOS |”

I do not know what this means unfortunately, hoping you can help. Thanks!

Will do Jeremy, thanks for your response and attention to my issue.

Thanks for the response Jeremy.

I use WP Smush, which is an image compression plugin. The other plugins I use are: AdControl (WP ads), Akismet, Jetpack, Updraft Plus, and Wordfence. I haven’t changed any in awhile though, and I have been keeping everything updated to latest version.

Cheers.

I’m having the same problem. Line 11.

“PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /home/someti14/public_html/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/tiled-gallery/tiled-gallery/templates/partials/carousel-image-args.php on line 11”

My problem resolved itself, I never did run into it again. I think it may have to do with the site migration process, it sounds like both you and I were doing that when we saw this problem. If I run into it again next time I move, I’ll know for sure.

Thank you for your response. My apologies for not listing the plugins.

* Akismet
* Async Javascript
* Jetpack
* Link Manager
* Mobile Redirect
* No Follow All External Links
* Vaultpress
* WP Smush
* WP Super Cache
* WPBakery Visual Composer

They’re all updated except for Visual Composer, which I can’t update because it came with my theme & I don’t own a license.

What do you mean by not copying HTML text from RTE that’s out of date?

Thanks so much for your time.

Update: I figured out what was causing the problem and will post here in case others find this post in the future in a search.

It was a plugin. The “WP Meta SEO” by JoomUnited. I had installed this about a year ago, apparently the plugin self-updates and something with the latest version started giving me 504 errors all over my website. I eventually got the plugins page to load and after trying 100 times and getting 504 errors I was finally able to disable the plugin. And voila! Problem gone.

So lesson: Even if you didn’t change your plugins, they might have changed themselves. I’ve since learned to run as few plugins as possible. Lighter is better! Good luck to everyone else.

Thanks for the response Tara.

Do you mean local server as in my own computer? IF so then no, the site is hosted at Hostgator on a shared plan.

I do have a trouble ticket in to them and am awaiting to hear what they have to say.

Update on the problem: Since the first post here I’ve tried probably 50 times to load the page. I’ve had success twice, but was unable to go anywhere from there and got more 504 errors. Yet through all this, the front-end of the site loads just fine. Weird.