I came to the forum to do the same observation. Maybe adding a lang field on the settings of the plugin will help.

I’m using the Facebook SDK to allow users login with their FB credentials, and this plugin calling the SDK in english re-translates the login button.

Thanks in advance guys.

Hello keppe. I’m guessing this is a feature they’re offering in the paid version. As you can see when installing the plugin, the name adds (a free version) at the end.

Anyway, I came to read the code and made some tweaks to store images associated to the facebook posts I’m trying to receive (apparently facebook api changed lately but developers of this plugin didn’t realized). And by chance I stumbled the same error.

At the activation of the plugin, the wp-crons need to be registered. But those lines are commented in the constructor of the Egany_FB_Group_To_WP class.

I guess the possible solution would be to uncomment the lines:

register_activation_hook( __FILE__, array( $this, 'activate' ) );
register_deactivation_hook( __FILE__, array( $this, 'deactivate' ) );

in the constructor, and the deactivate and active the plugin again.

Let us know if that worked for you.

Hi ccruapa

You might need to grant your subscribers some extra capabilities in order to let them upload stuff to your server using the WP media uploader.

You can do this by installing a plugin to allow you change subscribers capabilities.

I recommend you to search for Members, by Justin Tadlock. It is in WP repository and will let you change the capabilities of subscribers.

You’ll need to grant the following capabilities:

upload_files
edit_posts

Maybe you’ll need some more from the posts side, like delete_posts, delete_published_posts and some more.

Remember that by doing so, you should work around some coding to disallow your subscribers from accessing the dashboard and thereby editing the posts for real.