Bradford Campeau-Laurion

It just looks like you opened the pull request against the beezwax repo and not alleyinteractive. There’s a dropdown to set your base fork when you open the pull request. Just change it to alleyinteractive/apple-news instead and you’ll be all set.

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Closing this as a duplicate.

Please paste the JSON as code. To do so, select all of the JSON text and then click the code button above the editor.

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That seems unlikely because this is the line of code you’re getting an error on:

$settings = new Apple_Exporter\Settings;

That is using PHP namespaces which are supported in PHP 5.3 and up. So either that’s not the right version or your web host is misleading you. Please follow up with them again on this subject.

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I think you may have identified a bug with srcset support. Can you try adding image(s) to your post without a srcset as a test and see if that works?

If so, we’ll log a bug to fix in a future version.

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Unfortunately it looks like something is removing the domain from your image URLs. This isn’t something that the plugin does and is highly unusual.

For instance, one of your image URLs is coming through as:

/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Edgeof17_rgb.jpg

Whereas it should be:

http://yourdomain-or-yourcdndomain.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Edgeof17_rgb.jpg

Either a plugin, your theme or something on your web host is removing the domain before it reaches the plugin. Unfortunately we can’t help troubleshoot this any further since it’s beyond the scope of the plugin but I can recommend some steps to try:

1. Disable all plugins and see if that fixes it. If it does, reenable them one by one until you isolate the offender
2. If that doesn’t work, disable your theme and switch to something generic like Twenty Sixteen to see if that resolves it
3. If neither work, contact your web host
4. Try bundled image (i.e. set Use Remote Images to No) but this may fail for certain articles if they have lots of images. Many web hosts time out using this setting which is why we prefer remote images.

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• This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by Bradford Campeau-Laurion.

After viewing your JSON, I’m actually not sure what the issue is. Can you please provide a screenshot of what you consider “broken” and what you consider “working”?

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Click on the menu item labeled “Apple News” in your WordPress dashboard. You’ll see all the posts you’ve published to Apple News. Find that post, mouse over the row, and you’ll see an action for “Download”. That will give you the JSON file.

Open it in any text editor and copy/paste it here as code