The apostrophs get translated in ' For the apostrophs, I guess it is an xss security feature. Check settings > reading > encoding (UTF8) But im not sure (maybe the theme sets another encoding fixed in the header instead of reading the global variable). In any case your embed show correct in my WP test … Read more
I have the same problem. i’ve changed a bit, i’m no more a coder, the oembed.php file in the function get_oembed_response_data like this: /** * Retrieves the oEmbed response data for a given post. * * @since 4.4.0 * * @param WP_Post|int $post Post object or ID. * @param int $width The requested width. * … Read more
For interested parties. Solution of my (and maybe similar problems) was to check headers of oembed feed. I didn’t notice that my headers where little different that in RFC 🙂 Fixing them helped me with my problem.
You should be doing some sort of check at the beginning of your function to ensure you’re in an oembed that you actually want to mod. something like if (strpos($url, youtube.com) === false && strpos($url, vimeo.com) === false) { return $cache; } Although you might want to elaborate on that to catch shortened urls like … Read more
In order for oEmbeds to work when embedding another WordPress site, the single template must have discovery links enabled. WordPress uses these to retrieve the oEmbed endpoint where the content is retrieved. These endpoints are a part of the REST API, so make sure that’s enabled and working as well. wp-includes/embed.php v5.1.1 if ( is_singular() … Read more
Worrisome oembed hits
I think your oEmbed implementation is wrong. You can see in the WP-oEmbed class that WordPress supports four type values: photo, video, link and rich; whereas you’re returning type=image. From the spec section 2.3.4 it looks like that’s WordPress’s list is complete and ‘image’ isn’t generally supported. You possibly meant type=photo, but those aren’t generally … Read more
After looking at the code reference for wp_oembed_get (and WP_oEmbed::get_html()) I don’t think embed_oembed_html fitler gets fired when that function is called. But I might have missed something. You could try using WP_Embed::shortcode( array $attr, string $url=”” ) instead of wp_oembed_get as this would mimic what happens with the native post types and the filter … Read more
Looking into WordPress Core vimeo is registered like so: ‘#http://(www\.)?vimeo\.com/.*#i’ => array( ‘http://www.vimeo.com/api/oembed.{format}’, true ), But looking at vimeo API for oEmbed they show their URL without the www. so what you need to do is register vimeo oEmbed correctly: add_action( ‘init’, ‘add_vimeo_oembed_correctly’ ); function add_vimeo_oembed_correctly() { wp_oembed_add_provider( ‘#http://(www\.)?vimeo\.com/.*#i’, ‘http://vimeo.com/api/oembed.{format}’, true ); } You can … Read more
It appears I’ve been hoodwinked by my local setup & accidentally stopping connections to vimeo / youtube. This resulted in the video url appearing as only text. Once my setup was restarted everything appears to be working properly. Sorry for the confabulation.