Not Displaying (allow_url_fopen is turned on)

  • Resolved jordanwebdev

    (@jordanwebdev)


    7 years, 1 month ago

    Unable to display latest pins from user cottagepaint. Shortcode is [fts_pinterest type=pins_from_user pinterest_name=cottagepaint pins_count=6]. I did set up my pinterest access token in the settings. allow_url_fopen is turned on.

    I just get the fts-pinterest-wrapper div, but no child elements are generated. Here’s my system info

    ### Begin System Info ###

    SITE_URL: HIDDEN FOR CLIENT
    Feed Them Social Version: 2.3.7

    — WordPress Configuration:

    WordPress Version: 4.9.4
    Multisite: No
    Permalink Structure: /%category%/%postname%/
    Active Theme: jwd 1.0.0
    PHP Memory Limit: 256M
    WP_DEBUG: Enabled

    — Webserver Configuration:

    PHP Version: 7.0.27
    Web Server Info: Apache

    — PHP Configuration:

    Safe Mode: No
    Upload Max Size: 20M
    Post Max Size: 8M
    Upload Max Filesize: 20M
    Time Limit: 30
    Max Input Vars: 1000
    Allow URL File Open: On (1)
    Display Erros: On (1)

    — PHP Extensions:

    FSOCKOPEN: Your server supports fsockopen.
    cURL: Your server supports cURL.

    — FTS Settings->Global Options:

    Cache time: 1 Day (Default)

    — Active Plugins:

    Advanced Custom Fields PRO: 5.6.8
    Feed Them Social (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc): 2.3.7
    Instagram Feed: 1.6
    Jetpack by WordPress.com: 5.8
    WooCommerce: 3.3.1
    WooCommerce PayPal Express Checkout Gateway: 1.5.1
    WooCommerce Services: 1.11.0
    WooCommerce Stripe Gateway: 4.0.5
    Wordfence Security: 7.0.2
    WP-SCSS: 1.2.3
    WP Multilang: 2.1.12

    — Custom Token or Keys added to Options Pages
    — You must have a custom token to use the feeds

    Facebook App Token: No
    FB App ID for Like Button: No
    Twitter Consumer Key: No
    Twitter Secret: No
    Twitter Token: No
    Twitter Token Secret: No
    Pinterest Token: Yes
    Instagram: No
    YouTube: No

    — FaceBook & Twitter Date Format and Timezone

    Date Format: one-day-ago
    Timezone: No

    — Fix Twitter Time:

    Fix: No

    — Disable Magnific CSS:

    Fix: No

    — Fix Internal Server Error:

    ### End System Info ###

    • This topic was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by jordanwebdev.
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  • Plugin Author slickremix

    (@slickremix)

    Thanks for all the info and great looking site too! So did you click the button to get your access token or did you follow the steps on our site? Here https://www.slickremix.com/docs/how-to-create-a-pinterest-access-token/

    Usually clicking the button seems to work best and also make sure the site pinterest account you are trying to access is yours for this particular feed type.

    It’s also worth double checking to see if the boards option works too just to see if the plugin is working proper. Let me know how it goes ??

    Thread Starter jordanwebdev

    (@jordanwebdev)

    Thanks for the response. I created a new pinterest account called dolcedev in order to get an access token. User cottagepaint is not mine, however, even if I enter dolcedev into the shortcode, it does not show my test pin that I just created.

    [fts_pinterest type=pins_from_user pinterest_name=dolcedev pins_count=6]

    https://www.pinterest.ca/dolcedev/pins/

    It should be showing that dummy image. I did in fact click the button to automatically get the token.

    Thread Starter jordanwebdev

    (@jordanwebdev)

    Oddly, it is now showing my pin on my pinterest account that I created. I suppose it just needed some time?

    Anyway, I’d still like to be able to display my client’s pins, rather than my own. Do I need to generate a new access code while logged in to their pinterest account? I didn’t think I’d have to use their account, but I suppose that’s how pinterest works?

    Plugin Author slickremix

    (@slickremix)

    You would have to login as your clients account to get pins from that account. Oddly that is the only one that requires there access token specifically. Or you can have the client give it to you too, it’s fairly simple to do or you can just have the client click the button for you on the Pinterest Options page. https://www.slickremix.com/docs/how-to-create-a-pinterest-access-token/

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