Any clue why its not working for other users ? it is showing it is shared,but it is only auto publishing my admin posts and not the posts created by other users.
Your site doesn’t seem to be properly connected to WordPress.com at the moment. Could you try the following:
1) Go the Jetpack menu in your dashboard
2) Click on “My Jetpack” at the top of the page.
3) Click on “Disconnect Site from WordPress.com” if your site is currently connected to WordPress.com.
4) Confirm the disconnection.
5) Click on the Connect button to connect your site to WordPress.com again.
Let me know how that goes.
I did that. when i am posting as the admin, the publicizing works perfectly.
But when some other user posts,it does not get published in the social medias automatically.
The publicizing connections are shared so that it publishes for other users as well,but its not working somehow.
Till few days back ,it was working fine with other users as well.but suddenly it stopped working for other users.
Could you ask your authors to go to the Jetpack menu in the dashboard, and link their account to WordPress.com there?
Let me know if it helps.
Hi, I am an admin (not site owner, but I have a user account with admin rights) on the site http://www.flickofthefinger.co.uk, and the site owner has setup Jetpack Publicize to auto-post to Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Tumblr. It works fine, and does auto post when I write articles, but I do not have access to changing how the posts will look on those networks.
Is this by design? Or should I have access to these features?
I have not connected Jetpack with my own WordPress.com site, as it breaks the social links already setup by the site owner, and thus makes the social sharing, setup by the site owner, not auto-post.
@jakobmuxoll
I do not have access to changing how the posts will look on those networks.
Is this by design?
That’s indeed by design. Each Social Network controls how the posts look like when published there.
I have not connected Jetpack with my own WordPress.com site, as it breaks the social links already setup by the site owner, and thus makes the social sharing, setup by the site owner, not auto-post.
You can connect as many users as you want to WordPress.com on a Jetpack site. However, when doing so just make sure you don’t disconnect the previous owner. When a previous admin already connected Jetpack to WordPress.com, you should see a “Link to WordPress.com” option in the Jetpack menu instead of the original “Connect to WordPress.com”.
I hope this helps. If you have more questions, could you please start your own thread, as per the Forum Welcome?
http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/jetpack#postform
Thank you!
