Hi Dr. Ken,
Sorry you’ve been running into trouble, let’s see what we can do:
From the details you’ve provided, it looks like your site meets all of the necessary requirements, which is a great start :). Additionally, there aren’t any known conflicts with the plugins you’re using.
The error message you described (“WordPress was unable to establish a connection with Airstory using the token provided”) occurs when Airstory’s API rejects an authentication attempt with the given user token. When a user provides their Airstory token to the WordPress plugin, the plugin will query the Airstory API to ask “hey, I’ve been given this token; who is this?”
In your case, it seems like the token might not be recognized, which could be caused by a few things:
1. The token could be incomplete:?tokens will typically be ~150 characters, and it’s necessary to get the whole thing. I’d recommend grabbing your user token from https://app.airstory.co/projects?overlay=account using the “Copy to Clipboard” button on the right side of the token.
2. The token could include extra characters, including spaces: When copying your user token, please ensure that the form field is empty (including spaces) before pasting your token.
3. The API token could be invalid or otherwise corrupted: please ensure you’re using your current Airstory user token, available from https://app.airstory.co/projects?overlay=account. Airstory recently added the ability to invalidate old keys, so it’s important to make sure you’re using a valid key and not an older one that may have been saved elsewhere. Once the “Generate new token” link is clicked, older keys will cease to work.
As a worst-case scenario, it might be worth re-generating your user token (via “Generate new token” on https://app.airstory.co/projects?overlay=account) in case something is awry with the existing token. Be forewarned that this may break any existing integrations you have set up with Airstory!
Hopefully this helps, and please report back if you’re still having trouble!