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  • Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi and thanks for reporting this. I’ll look into it. Could you please tell me, what PHP version are you using?

    Arūnas

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi Peter,

    I’d love to help you, but I need some more information. From the error link you provided, it seems there is a configuration error. Could you provide a link to your site where tinyCoffee is active or provide a screenshot of your configuration screen? If you don’t want to show it publicly, you can reach me via ask@arunas.co.

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    P.S. We’ll probably end up replacing the library on our side. That is, once we find/write a proper replacement. I cannot promise a definite ETA at this point, but it will be at least several weeks.

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi again.

    We haven’t introduced any changes in that side of things for a while. But over that time, the HTML of your site might have changed due to theme / plugin updates. Because Content Cards images used to be cached on your site, you didn’t see any changes on Content Cards when that happened. But now all the cached images were removed and problem became visible. It might have happened at any point over those two years.

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi Pierre,

    Thanks for reporting this. It seems there is a problem in dealing with protocol agnostic URIs – Blogspot provides og:image URIs without a specified protocol, and that seems to trip us up. I’ll have to look into it and get back to you.

    Arūnas

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi MaggieB,

    Your site provides more than one (three, actually) og:image tags. While this is not against specification, it is not supported by a library that we use to fetch Open Graph data. The way it works, this library always grabs the last image it finds. It seems that Facebook in this case uses the first image it finds, hence the discrepancy.
    This is solvable from two sides. From your side, you could remove the unwanted og:image tags or change their order. From the outside, we can’t tell you which plugins/theme add additional og:image tags. You could try to find it by selectively disabling different plugins and checking how html code of your site is changing.
    From our side, we could change the library that we use. It is not impossible, especially because the library in question is old and not being updated anymore. But is not a simple undertaking, so if we decided to do that, it would still take some time for us to implement.

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hey, sorry for the late reply.

    Currently tinyCoffee does not deal with Paypal response data. I’d like to add it at some point in the future, but do not really have the time at the moment, so it could take a while.

    As a developer, you can use the tinycoffee_ipn hook, that should be triggered when PayPal sends back an IPN notification. Here you can catch POST data and process it accordingly. I have to note that tinyCoffee currently does no verification of that data, so if you want to make sure it came from PayPal, you should do IPN verification yourself.

    Hope that helps, Arūnas.

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi everyone and thanks for reporting this. It seems to be a PHP 7.1 compatibility issue. I’ve pushed a new version (0.9.6) that should clear this up. Please let me know, if you still experience problems.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Content Cards] nofollow
    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi,

    The best way would be to create a custom skin. You can read the instructions on that in FAQ > Skins section in the plugin description: https://wordpress.org/plugins/content-cards/

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [tinyCoffee] PayPal Problem
    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi!

    Could you give me a link to your site, so I could check it out? You can send it privately to ask@arunas.co.

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    regarding modals, the way they currently work is this: You add a link with a specific hash value at the end, i.e. http://arunas.co/#coffee and whenever user opens such a link, a modal is shown to them. Currently, modals do not support custom paypal_emails.

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi again.

    If you want to use a currency that is not currently supported by Paypal directly, you can define the exchange rate here. Not a widely used option 😉

    So far there has been no demand for other gateways, so I haven’t considered adding them. I’ve chosen Paypal because it is very easy to set up and widely available.

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi and thank you for your kind words!

    If I understand correctly, you want users on buddypress/bbpress to be able to insert tinyCoffee widgets with their own paypal email? I do not have specific integrations at the moment, but the [coffee] shortcode does have a paypal_email option where you can specify whatever email you want. For example if you use shortcode [coffee paypal_email="arunas@liuiza.lt"] the donations will go to arunas@liuiza.lt account, and if you use shortcode [coffee paypal_email="labas@einamkavos.lt"], money will be sent to that account.

    Arūnas

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Hi Viktor and thanks for reporting this.

    nginx should not be a problem, since we develop and test this on nginx-based setup. Did you check error logs? Maybe they have some related errors in them? Also, could you give us a bit more info about your system – do you use the latest WordPress version, what other plugins do you have activated? Also, maybe you have object cache turned on on the affected system?

    Arūnas

    Plugin Author Arunas Liuiza

    (@ideag)

    Glad to help. Let me know if you have any other issues.

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