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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] Failed Login Blacklist?Yes, however my suggestion is not addressing to the implementation of the blacklist (php vs .htaccess) and is instead focused on the ability to use checkboxes on the list of IP addresses to temporarily or permanently blacklist those IP addresses (similar to the implementation on the 404 Detection page).
I am using the blog post function, so I could switch to powerpress. Unfortunately I switched from powerpress to SSP because powerpress doesn’t support chartable statistics. So it seems my choice is to either use SSP and retain chartable, but not be able to offer individualized private feeds to my subscribers, or switch to powerpress and lose chartable data but regain the ability to offer individualized feeds to my subscribers.
Angelo,
Thank you very much for your comprehensive response. Will removing the data and starting fresh allow me to achieve my desired result of using the powerpress plugin for an alternate channel, but not using the default /feed/podcast channel?
I’m using the Seriously Simple Podcast plugin for my main Podcast and I’d like to use powerpress for my subscriber’s feed, but when I enable powerpress it fights with SSP to use the default feed.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PowerPress Podcasting plugin by Blubrry] Remove “Podcast” ChannelThanks, I was unaware that a “resolved” topic doesn’t mean “closed” or “finished”. I posted this thread before the response indicating the dev team was alerted to my question, if I was aware that “resolved” didn’t mean “we’re finished looking at this question” I wouldn’t have opened another support thread. Thank you for responding, and thank you to the entire team for developing such a useful and versatile plugin.
I looked further at the RSS and it appears the content:encoded is what’s including the full post information. This is apparently done without the ability for me to remove it via an option. The help docs specify that I can enable turbo mode which will remove the content:encoded for all posts over 10, but I want to remove this encoded content for all of my posts. In the plugin code I see:
if ( ! isset( $turbo_post_count ) || $turbo_post_count <= 10 )
Could I set this hard-coded 10 to 0 and enable turbo to effectively remove the content:encoded from all of my episodes?
The reusable block is that a Gutenberg reusable block
Yes, this reusable block is a gutenberg reusable block, not a plugin.
are using the excerpt that is part of the WordPress post editor
I am using two excerpt plugins, however even after disabling these plugins (and clearing my cache both on wordpress and in my browser) the problem persists in my RSS feed.
I’m using Advanced Excerpt https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-excerpt/
and Advanced Post Excerpt https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-post-excerpt/Are you publishing your content as post or as the Podcast Custom Post Type?
I am publishing my content as a post, not as part of the Podcast Custom Post Type, because I already had posts which existed before I transitioned to Seriously Simple Podcasting. I decided to try and use my existing “podcast” category rather than re-posting into the Podcast Custom Post Type, and up until this problem everything was working perfectly.
Thanks for the quick reply Shawn, is there a reference to what’s stored in the database somewhere in the help pages? I’m not extremely comfortable poking around in the database but if I know what to remove I’ll be able to do that.
My ultimate goal is to change or remove the default feed (“podcast”). I’d like to use a different slug (“subscriber”) which I already have created, but I’m unable to modify the “podcast” feed, or remove it entirely.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Twitter for WordPress] No public Twitter messages.“I use the fantastic Twitter for WordPress plugin on my website. Sometimes though, Twitter decides that it doesn’t want to make my tweets available. The plugin has accounted for this, and it displays No public Twitter messages when this happens. That kinda sucks though.
It’s definitely nice that the plugin doesn’t throw an error, but I really don’t want that message displayed on my site. So what’s the solution? jQuery of course.”
http://trevordavis.net/blog/tutorial/fixing-twitter-wordpress-plugin-jquery/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Password Change Prompts Cookie Issues?I did try this method of deleting all my cookies, however the problem still persists. Has anyone run into this before and knows an easy fix?