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In reply to: [Really Simple Twitter Feed Widget] no tweets display, no errors in error logDid you try to enable the “Erase cached data” option for some minutes?
Leaving the “Erase cached data” enabled for long time can cause empty data from Twitter, because the Twitter API is rate limited: you have a fixed maximum amount of requests every 15 minutes. Hopefully your “W3 Total Cache” should limit the widget renderings and the Twitter API calls, so it could work for your website.
Anyway, if you enable “Erase cached data” for some minutes and then you disable it, the WordPress cache gets refreshed; it’s a quick way to empty the cache and solve temporary issues like the “no public tweets” string.
What do you see when the plugin “Erase cached data” option is enabled?
The new 2.5.1 plugin release is out now, fixing the “Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()” issue.
Hi, thanks for noticing it. The new 2.5.1 plugin release is out now, fixing that issue. Cheers!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Really Simple Twitter Feed Widget] no tweets display, no errors in error logHi Joe,
the plugin cache (WordPress transients) is stored on the database, I don’t think this is the cause. Your PHP errors show that the plugin isn’t able to access its own base configuration, it seems like the PHP version is really outdated (if so, this could explain why the plugin is working in your other site with the same config). Can you tell the PHP version on your server?Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Really Simple Share] Doesn't not look goodpersonal taste 🙂
the plugin aims to use only the official button implementation of every social network; using a lot of them together look cluttered, because every one of them is crafted its own way 🙂Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Really Simple Share] Interfers with other pluginsAre you sure about that? In some websites I’m using it together with JSON API.
Hi, solved today. For Twitter, now post title is correctly used.
For Pinterest, image alt name is preferred, else image title, else post title (as Pinterest officially does). Hopefully in next plugin updates I’ll add an option to customize this behaviour.
Hi, if you have a lot of traffic please verify that the “erase_cached_data” option is unchecked. Otherwhise, try to enable it to be sure that your issue isn’t related to cached data.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Really Simple Twitter Feed Widget] no tweets display, no errors in error logHi Joe,
please verify that the Twitter account and authentication data is correct (no spaces or tabs before or after the letters) and the Twitter account has some public tweets. To get more error info please enable the “debug” option on the widget settings form. If you have enabled some caching plugin try to disable it for a moment, also try the “erase_cached_data” option to clean the widget cache.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Really Simple Twitter Feed Widget] Undefined index: date_linkHi Lucien,
you’re right, it’s about a new plugin option. You should solve by opening the widget settings form and clicking Save. Cheers!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Really Simple Share] Center Call to ActionHi, you should be able to do it via CSS, with a rule in your style.css theme file.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Really Simple Twitter Feed Widget] Link Tweet timestamp option?Hi Nick, good idea!
It’s done, please check the new 2.5 plugin release. Cheers!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Really Simple Share] Error: "Are you Sure you Want To Do This?"Hi, it never occurred to me; after having looked at this and other articles, I suggest you to deactivate some other plugins or themes, to figure out the source of the issue.