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I got this solved, for anyone struggling with this. Looks like documentation and directions just need to be updated to reflect new twitter settings. When you set up your twitter app, selecting the type no longer applies- and the access level is set to read only by default, so make sure you set that to read and write and set the callback URL to your site URL. Request a new access token if necessary, and reconnect twitter tools to twitter. Posting should now work.

Kamal,
Thanks for your response! It was my mistake- I hadn’t replaced $total with a value. As soon as I did, the query worked. For anyone trying to do a similar simple top-rated posts query, here is my code:

<?php if(function_exists('kk_star_ratings_get')) : $top_rated_posts = kk_star_ratings_get(5); endif; 

foreach($top_rated_posts as $post) {

   $post_id = $post->ID;
   $queried_post = get_post($post_id);

   echo "<li id='rated-post-id-" . $post_id . "'>";
   echo "<a href='".get_permalink($post_id)."'>";
   echo get_the_post_thumbnail($post_id, 'thumbnail');
   echo "</a><a href='".get_permalink($post_id)."'>".$queried_post->post_title."</a>";
   echo " <span style='font-size:10px;'>(".$post->ratings."/5)</span>";
   echo "<p class='excerpt'>";
   echo substr($queried_post->post_content, 0, 200);
   echo "&hellip;</p>";
   echo "</li>";
}?>

Kamal, great plugin- thanks! Do you have an example of a simple loop using the above to show top-rated posts with a few basic elements like the post_thumb, author and title perhaps? Thanks!!

I have resolved this issue for anyone with the same problem. You can use the Custom Field field type and there is an option to select the type of field. You can then select which established custom field in which to store the data. In this case, I selected the ‘file upload’ type. Thanks!

Thanks very much for your response – however my new content type has a main image, then a few additional images being stored as custom fields (via Meta Boxes created with Easy Custom Content Types), so I have images in addition to the post thumb whose uploaded URLs I need to store. Only thing I can think of is to use file upload fields and use some trickery on submit to take those values and insert them into hidden custom field fields on submit of the form. Am I missing an easier way to do this? Thanks again!

@abrudtkuhl, passing in post type worked! Thanks!

I’m having the same problem with WP 3.2.1 and plugin v2.6.3 and have been using the plugin for quite a while. I can’t get the warning to go away. I even deleted the plugin and the backup folder completely then reinstalled, moved and renamed the htaccess file and still getting the warning. Anyone else seeing the same?

I see the bulk smush option but would like to select which images to include in the bulk process, like view all the media, check desired images, then be able to select smush under the ‘bulk actions’ menu.

It seems that this plugin behaves oddly when used within the edit image lightbox within a post, but works fine if you navigate to an image via the main Media Library. Great plugin- thanks!

Im having some trouble with this plugin. Sometimes, when I select one of the image sizes from the ‘Edit Post Thumbnails’ menu, then click edit, the whole accordion panel for editing the image closes and just goes back to the ‘closed’ accordion listing the gallery images for the post. I got it to work a few times but now cant seem to replicate. Seems most of the features of this are now part of core except for constraining the marquee to the specified size of your thumbnail images. Would be nice to have that in core. Thanks!

Done. Thanks Franky!

Thought of one more: The jQuery for the plugin should detect if there’s only one ‘scene’ loaded and not try to cycle if so.

UPDATE: This problem was determined to be due to a conflict with another plugin.

@liedekef, could you post a link to your howto? Thanks!