Support » Plugin: Add Link to Facebook » How to remove those massages

  • Resolved McGreg

    (@mcgreg)


    Look here for example

    in bottom of any article i get a massage.. Here is

    al2fb_facebook_link_id:
    115159701893196_399615693447594
    al2fb_facebook_link_time:
    2012-12-07T20:57:51+00:00
    al2fb_facebook_link_picture:
    post=http://sport.mamywas.pl/images/2012/12/Rafał-Grzyb-Jagiellonia-Białystok-300×199.jpg

    What is wrong? How to remove it?

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-link-to-facebook/

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  • There is nothing wrong, this is how the plugin records information about the links it added.
    You should not remove it, else you will get double links and other problems.

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    kbhmm

    (@kbhmm)

    I have the same problem, but only on one of the 4 sites i am running. It´s very strange, that the codes are only visible on one site.
    McGreg, wich theme are you using?

    Thread Starter McGreg

    (@mcgreg)

    i remove this plugin from my site now and use an other but its still looks on same way.. there is in db table _postmeta there all info is stored…
    its must be a problem with template.. but i dont really know whats this..
    i use gavick temlate

    M66B

    (@m66b)

    If the meta values are visible on the frontend, then most likely your theme or another plugin is responsible for it. Try switching to the default theme and/or to disable plugins temporarily.

    Thread Starter McGreg

    (@mcgreg)

    i use gavicks template and i get answer from developer\…

    “The mentioned plugin is wrong written, because their post meta data are not stored as a protected post meta data – wordpress contains useful function – is_protected_meta which returns true if the specific meta data contains “_” as a first character in the meta key – then the post meta data are not displayed. It is a common bug in many extensions for WordPress and it is not a bug in our themes. Fortunately we have prepared for similar cases and you can:

    * disable totally showing custom post fields – Theme Options -> Advanced -> Custom fields -> disable
    * disable showing of the specific post fields – Theme Options -> Advanced -> Hidden Custom Post Fields -> specify list of field names to hide separated by comma.

    Thread Starter McGreg

    (@mcgreg)

    now its work great…

    Thread Starter McGreg

    (@mcgreg)

    and i will go back to use your plugin…

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