That’s weird! Can I have a link to the site? You can send it to srijith[at]addthis.com or share it here.
Hey there. I’ve had to remove it from the production site but you can see it on the dev site here:
darwinholidayapartments.biz/dhadev/accommodation/property?pid=5764
– I’ve just installed the standard plug-in, obviously need to muck around with location and so on but before I do that I need to know it will pass the full URL first. Thanks, let me know how you go.
Cathryn.
oh – ignore the social share icons at the top of the page – they’re going! – it’s the addthis icons just above the property name that I’m wanting to get working. cheers.
Cathryn: Spotted it! Thanks for reporting it. Let me check whether it’s an issue with our plugin or conflict with some other plugins/themes installed.
Yay! Keep me posted. Can give you login to dev site if you want to check other plugins.
Of course Cathryn! Would be helpful if you can send the dev site details to srijith[AT]addthis.com.
Hey Cathryn!
Finally got the issue reason. The parameter pid is a custom added one by the template you are using. AddThis uses get_permalink() function of wordpress to get the url to be shared and get_permalink() misses the user added parameters. The quick fix is to change the code a bit to stick your added parameters to the get_permalink() output. I can provide the steps here.
In function (File: addthis_social_widget.php, in wp-content/plugins/addthis)
function addthis_display_social_widget($content, $filtered = true, $below_excerpt = false)
on line# 1327,
Current
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$url = get_permalink();
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Change to
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$query_string_list = $_GET;
if (array_key_exists('attest', $query_string_list)) {
unset($query_string_list['attest']);
}
$url = add_query_arg( $query_string_list, get_permalink());
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Try it and let me know if it worked.
