I setup Podlove Publisher and double-checked the path, which is accessible from the web. However, when creating a new episode, the media file is not shown at all (also no error message):
What may be the reason Podcast not recognizing the media file?
Hello @S-Holzhauer,
I also had this issue when I started. It turns out you have to enter only the file name (no extension) in this box above it marked “Episode Media File Slug”.
Hello @Cleve ,
yes, its an mp3 file (I also tested with other assets such as png), and the upload location is obviously correct (when I C&P the upload location to my browser’s URL field, append the slug and ‘.mp3’, it plays the file after loading).
I just realised that wordpress does not store field entries of the episode (number, title, subtitle, teaser, slug). When I save the episode, go to another section, say pages, and come back to the episode, its fields are empty (however, only reloading the page does not empty the fields’ content). Any experiences with that?
hello @S-Holzhauer,
I have had something along those lines. If you load the page in WordPress Editor and try to save you may get this error.
The page was not actually saved. Switching to Classic Editor allowed me to save properly and all has been well after. I no longer use the WordPress editor to work with these files.
You can try to switch your editor to Classic and see if that helps you.
Hello @Cleve ,
switching to classic editor didn’t help. I finally switched on DEBUG mode and found that the table podlove_episode does not exist. Deactivating and activating Podlove Podcast Publisher made the error message disappear, but only after deinstalling/installing the plugin again it now works fine and detects files correctly.
it seems to me, I have nearly the same issue as you.
Just the title (Wordpress) remains after going to another page. Nothing else. And the mp3 can’t be detected.
The table podlove_episode does exist by me - but the last entry in Wordpress has no entry in this table.
So I will reinstall the plugin, too. Is exporting podcast data and tracking data enough (and importing it after this, of course). Or is there anything to do or to save?
Hello @Gordian,
sorry for the late reply. Anyway, as we had not more than one episode in podlove for testing I didn’t pay attention to backup/restore data.
Hi @Gordian, we at https://rotkaeppchenundwolf.berlin/ have the same problem. Did your approach solve the issue? I’m hesitate to do this because it could be a lot of work and I don’t wont to loose any data.
Hi @Robert, no it didn’t solve the issue. A backup from 13 days ago did (one day after the last episode). Since then everything is fine. So I just lost two weeks of analysis data.