1. - there is still a bug in meta, when you are using %%excerpt%% with replacing utf-8 chars with ? - i guess you are using htmlentities or htmlspecialchars without utf-8 variable.
2. - with the newest version another error notice appears:
Notice: Undefined property: WPSEO_OpenGraph::$facebook_plugin in /var/www/projects/zdrojak/htdocs/public/soubory/plugins/wordpress-seo/frontend/class-opengraph.php on line 40
Posted 7 months ago #
i confirm, After the update i got the following error:
Notice: Undefined property: WPSEO_OpenGraph::$facebook_plugin in C:\XXXX\wp-content\plugins\wordpress-seo\frontend\class-opengraph.php on line 40
Posted 7 months ago #
Not a proper solution, I know, but if you set WP_DEBUG to false in your wp-config.php file, the notice will disappear.
ROFL. "I see a bug" "Solution: close your eyes" ;-)
Posted 7 months ago #
@thomask As I said,
Not a proper solution, I know
But at least you can use the plugin on a Live site without displaying the notice to all your readers, until @yoast fixes the issue in the next release...
No it is not a proper solution at all. First it is not not recommended to use wp_debug on production site, but it is higly recommended to run it on development site.
Second - it is not recommended to upgrade / install plugins on production site unless you test it first on development site.
So if you are following best practices, than you will see this error notice first on your development site and you will not put it to production one, where any reader would see it.
And if i would need this version desperately for some reason, it would be probably much wiser to look at line 40 of class-opengraph.php, then you will se, that it is checking value of $this->facebook_plugin, which is not defined in the class, nor its parent class and depending on your needs you would write something like var $facebook_plugin = false; And of course informing the developer, what is what i did here ;)
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