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In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Form works, but no response.Oops – Forgot to mark this topic resolved. Thanks again buzztone!
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In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Form works, but no response.You were spot-on buzztone! Once I corrected issues with Google Tag Manager, the problem went away. Response messages are back again. Thank you so very much!
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In reply to: [Tools for Twitter] Retweets are truncated when converted to blog postsHi Alex.
The issue with truncated retweets is discussed here: https://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=2261.
Here’s the solution, I believe:
When reading Retweets from XML and JSON API responses you should ensure your code is inspecting the text attribute of the retweeted_status object.
For example, there are two ‘text’ attributes in the response for Tweet 88002464741203968. One is the truncated RSS/Atom/SMS format of the Tweet (Text) and the other is the original Tweet that was retweeted (retweeted_status.text). The correct one to use is the retweeted_status.text version.
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In reply to: [Tools for Twitter] incomplete twitt is inserted to the DBI am having this exact same problem. All of the tweets that I want to publish on wordpress are retweets. All of the long tweets are rendered unusable because the posts are truncated. Has a solution been found?
Filters would be much appreciated! Thank you Wayne.
It’s not an elegant solution, but what if the user is registered with a custom email address that lets Postie match based on domain?
In the case of the Google Plus emails, the author’s WordPress account would be registered to something like toasty-postie@plus.google.com. When Postie goes to match an email to an authorized author, it would interpret “toasty-postie” to mean “any email address” @plus.google.com.
Sorry Wayne, I am not sure that I understand how the custom field would address my need. I don’t want to display any email addresses at all. I just want any_random_email_from@somedomain.com to be published for the author associated with somedomain.com.
Instead of matching an email post to the author by a specific email address, I would like to match the post by the sender’s domain.
The custom email field feature sounds like it could be useful for other Postie users, but not for me.
Thank you for your quick response Wayne.
The “Authorized Addresses” won’t work in this case. I don’t know the authors’ specific email addresses, only the domain from which their emails will be sent.
For example, I want to publish Google Plus update emails. Each email is sent from a different randomly-generated email address (replyto-d7130932@plus.google.com).
In another case, I have one author who wants to be able to create posts via any email from their domain. Even if I know all of the email addresses, if I use the “Authorized Addresses” setting, then all of the posts will be grouped under the “Admin” user account.