Kyle Bass

Was a solution to this ever discovered?

I've double checked the app id and secret. The app is live in the meta dev console. 

I'm attempting to embed a NWS forecast post: 

https://www.facebook.com/NWS/posts/pfbid02ehZWEStRASncKQokdiFD4rRhSP4YnCMTp8q4FNZgX6uDz3B7uPhUwDcrrobwSz4Cl

We are having this exact same issue, but I don't see that this was specifically resolved. 

I've double checked the webhook on Stripe and it is fully functioning with  "source.chargeable, charge.succeeded, charge.failed, charge.dispute.created and charge.dispute.closed" all selected and enabled. We created a new webhook with all available events selected just to be sure, with the same results. 

We are using the provided endpoint URL:

https://www.<our-web-site>.com/applications/nexus/interface/gateways/stripe.php

Any help would be appreciated. 

 I didn't make any changes to that setting so I have to assume it has something to do with a recent update. 

Thanks. 

8 minutes ago, Randy Calvert said:

Google Analytics is what is known as "object based analytics".  It only is downloaded/triggered when something downloads the GA javascript.  Bots (such as Googlebot itself), automated processes, etc don't download/trigger this and are never counted in it's analytics.  IPB is counting how many raw pages it delivered.  It's the "real" number of actual pages delivered.  

There is no chance our forum has 750,000 page views a day. Literally, the most people ever online including guests is 90. Even if we take bots into consideration we only have a couple of hundred pages total on the forum and are using the invision community-supplied crawl management settings. 

Clearly, there is something wrong with the tracking or the invision supplied crawl management settings. There has to be a way to audit this supposed traffic. 

Just now, Marc Stridgen said:

I have split your item into another topic. 

 

The reason this is not working, is because there is no image at that location. If you visit that manually, you get that error from giphy

I don't think I am following you.

I posted a giphy link here. It works.

When I post it in our forum:

Same error. 

If I follow the link:

https://media.giphy.com/media/bUiNp6MvD03MoBvxAm/giphy.gif

There is an image at that location. 

On a secondary note, we have a very small forum with a couple hundred users per day and google analytics puts our peak page views in a single day at 1.2k. 

Thus 750k page views a day makes no sense at all. Do you have robots.txt enabled on our account? There is no way we are even seeing a fraction of that. For instance, right now we have a grand total of 76 members and 9 guests online. 

Thanks.

We started getting this error: "The link could not be embedded because that URL is not allowed" when attempting to post giphy links. 

We are not knowingly blocking any links. I've turned the integration on and off.