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(0 votes) 4:22 pm
May 29, 2023
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It’s impossible. I searched for the tags on Google using the Common Creative License filter, and the images that appear are not the same as the ones in the article. The images that come up are completely unrelated to the two different topics. maybe there are some conflict between the PHP code and the default settings?
4:23 pm
July 2, 2009
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Anything is possible :) Please provide the URL of your feed, name the particular post there and show me the image that was inserted into your post by Google, then I can easily show you that exact image in the Google Image search results below the selected category name (tag).
The best way to do this is to copy-paste here your full Syndicator Log for that feed. In your posts above the feeds URL is missing…
Couldn’t it be any easier?
4:48 pm
May 29, 2023
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I can send you another post with the wrong topic image:
The Image on the post:
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The tag that i setted for searcing the image:
Gas
5:02 pm
July 2, 2009
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There is still no feed’s URL. The categories (tags) are contained there. I need your log along with the feed’s URL.
5:07 pm
July 2, 2009
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This is not a feed. This is a webpage URL. Please open it in your browser. This is a webpage. It has no tags or categories. Hoe exactly you want to generate an image for it?
5:11 pm
May 29, 2023
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In the log there isn’t any url or feed i can let you see the tags and the categories here
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5:15 pm
July 2, 2009
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I’m sorry, but I don’t understand what you’re trying to show in the image. Could you please just post an RSS feed URL? Please read this article for an explanation of RSS: Login to see this link
P.S. These are the tags you set. Not the tags that can be extracted from a feed. If you want to use these fixed keywords, just use them directly. E.g:
%random_image[Gas]%
5:25 pm
July 2, 2009
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Here is the PHP code snippet that finds an image based on the post context. Note that even in this case, the image may not look relevant. Foe example, if your article will be about “Obama eats a man”, I believe there will be no relative images under Creative Common license found on Google, because even Google is not omnipotent.
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Note that the snippet above uses the OpenAI GPT API, so it will cost you money. Also, if your post excerpts are too long or missing, you can replace $post[‘post_excerpt’] with $post[‘post_title’] in the above snippet.
But again, if you’ve ever tried to use Google Image Search with a Common Creative filer enabled, you should know that it’s extremely difficult to find a relevant image there for many specific search terms. Sometimes it’s even impossible to find irrelevant ones. This isn’t a bug in CyberSEO Pro. It’s just the limitations of Google’s capabilities.
Anyway, I just gave you the world’s best way to find a reverent image in Google using a full power of modern artificial intelligence. No other plugin on Earth will do something like this ;)
5:26 pm
May 29, 2023
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Thank you
11:16 am
May 29, 2023
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There is still an error that pops up when using the new code, would you be able to tell me what went wrong?
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11:26 am
July 2, 2009
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The error message suggests that there was an issue with the cURL request made to download and save a remote image from the specified URL. Here’s a breakdown of the error information:
[07-06-23 09:10:23] Error. cURL response: HTTP/2 stream 0 was not closed cleanly: PROTOCOL_ERROR (err 1): This error indicates a problem with the HTTP/2 stream. The stream was not closed properly, resulting in a protocol error. This could be due to issues with the network connection or server-side configuration.
[07-06-23 09:10:23] The source file is not recognized: Login to see this link: This message suggests that the source file at the specified URL could not be recognized. It implies that the image file may not exist or that the server is not providing the expected response.
So, to find out the exact problem, I need to know if this error is happening with this particular image or with every image from every server? I would also ask you to export your feed settings to a file and email it to me.
11:53 am
July 2, 2009
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Each case may have its own reasons. I’ve checked your feed and Wikimedia says that the images are not available for browsers/scripts without a user agent. This means that you need to set a fake user agent for this feed in its settings here: Login to see this link
E.g:
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Here is the result:
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I also noticed that you’ve selected “Insert attachments at the top of the post” in the Login to see this link drop-down menu. Could you please explain what this did? What result were you trying to achieve?
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