techiechic

Thank you all for getting this figured out and posting your results! It’s looking like this plugin might not be maintained that such a simple and known fix hasn’t been implemented in over 7 months :/ Sad, this is really such a great little tool too! But anyways, thanks for figuring this out!

Hi Michael,

Thank you for your help with this. Yes I am using the latest version of Yoast Version 16.1.1. I am just password protecting it with the default WordPress functionality – by setting the visibility of the post to password protected. No other plugins are used for that functionality.

I do understand not wanting to scrape a protected post’s content for images (which was the issue in the GitHub post as I understand it). However, if the user has explicitly set data for Facebook on that post I would expect that to be displayed. The only reason to put any content in those fields is if we want it shared to Facebook – there’s really no good reason for me to manually fill those fields with anything proprietary. Even defaulting to the generic content from the main Yoast settings page(if set) also seems preferable to replacing the Facebook content with just “this cannot be displayed” – since that’s not going to get me a lot of clicks.

I did use the code from this tutorial which has enabled me to at least get the description tag populated for Facebook, but I don’t know how to plug in to the Yoast functionality to get the og:image tag set up too.

I’m happy to write my own code to fix this if you can point me in the right direction for how to override the blanking out of the password protected post’s Facebook data. I know it’s a weird use case – usually password protected posts aren’t really meant to be shared so most users probably aren’t too worried about this. I’m posting this particular post in some specific Facebook groups with the password, but I don’t want random users on the internet gaining access to it without some verification that they belong.

Let me know if I can be of any further help! (Sorry I’m so long responding… I wrote this all out and thought I sent it, but I just opened up this tab again and realized I hadn’t clicked “Submit” ???♀?)

I finally got my dev site put together – the fix I proposed a couple weeks ago works for me.

The from address being blank is the issue, you need to fill that in with your email address ??

I haven’t been able to test this yet because my dev server is in the process of being set up (and I don’t dare test this live) but what if lines 354-355 were replaced with this line of code –

$_tmp = new ReflectionClass(get_class( $data ));

I haven’t worked with reflection classes before but I think I understand what this is doing and why this would work even though the current code (below) doesn’t

$dataClass = get_class( $data );
$_tmp = new $dataClass( );

I’m assuming the problem is with trying to create a class from a variable value rather than being able to create it directly with the class name. Hopefully this is helpful in fixing this problem. My customers are not exactly impressed that their first welcome to my network is a fatal error :/

Hat tip to StackExchange for the possible solution.

I’m getting the same issue. Here’s the error I get on site creation –

Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to WP_HTTP_Requests_Response::__construct() must be an instance of Requests_Response, none given, called in /home/techiec8/public_html/wp-content/plugins/multisite-cloner/multisite-cloner.php on line 355 and defined in /home/techiec8/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-http-requests-response.php on line 45

I’ve also noticed that the image files from my default site have not been getting copied since the update. The site sort of replicates, but it’s missing a lot ??

The fix from jordanw_es worked for me too. I wish the error message was a little more explicit – I was assuming it was a problem with the customer’s address. Also, it would be nice if the order still processed and an error showed on the admin panel that the emails weren’t sending instead of showing that to the customer.

Same issue, never had this problem before. Any thoughts?

I had this same issue. I found that I could still page through the broken images and each time I clicked the “fix all” button that about one page worth of images would be taken care of – but then the script would time out and I’d go back, find another page and do it again. It got it all taken care of eventually but it definitely wasn’t working the way it was supposed to. I’m running multisite fwiw. On the other hand, the fix seems to work beautifully on all images that are being uploaded now. Thanks so much for providing this fix!

And yes I checked that it was your plugin, the plugin is activated and my WordPress is up to date. WordPress says though that the plugin is untested with my version of WordPress (4.5.2). I’m running on multi-site, would that make a difference?

I was actually coming to report the exact same issue. I’ve installed the plugin and have it activated but no boxes appear for updating wholesale prices on the product pages and nothing in the WooCommerce settings panel either.

In case anyone else is having this problem, it turned out to be an issue with an outdated theme. Since I’m preparing for a redesign anyways I just toggle between my current design and a standard design when I want to specify my related posts and that works just fine now. Thank you SO much to Zemanta’s support team for their help! I’m very impressed with your attentiveness to helping solve my issue ??

Hi Silvo,

Thanks for your help. Here is a link to a screenshot of my settings page with the tabs expanded – https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzKMDjbxaoqjMUY5OWtFbURYRW8/edit?usp=sharing . I will get some support credentials to you in just a few minutes.

Thanks,
-Brittny