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I’ve narrowed the problem down to the file where I register my custom taxonomies. I looked in the term_taxonomy table of the database and the taxonomies from my meta boxes were being saved as integers instead of strings which is certainly what caused this problem. However, I deleted from the database all of those taxonomies, terms, tax-term relationships, and any posts that that were associated with this problem and I am still getting that error message. I can no longer register any kind of custom taxonomy without receiving this error message: Catchable fatal error: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string in /wp-includes/taxonomy.php on line 2569. I can navigate the admin area, but whenever I try to view any page on the front end that uses the loop, I receive this error message. Please help! Thanks.

To prevent this from creating a new thumbnail every time you edit a post, add the action to draft_to_publish instead of save_post. This will create a thumbnail only on the first time the post is published.

works great, thanks!

Justin – I am trying to do this as well but I’m having trouble using your code. I’m a php newbie so do you think you could help explain lines 20 and 43 to me? I understand what preg_match() is supposed to do but I haven’t yet mastered what all the characters mean.

I seem to be having a problem with youtubeid(). I’ve tested it out a few ways like this:

echo youtubeid('https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcUmGzciPfo');

or

$url = 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcUmGzciPfo';
$ytid = youtubeid($url);
echo $ytid;

Both ways are not echoing anything. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!