bernabauer

I am experiencing the same issue, but only for custom post type. Although my custom post type is declared as public, I realized that SFC does not see any other custom post type when applying filters on scheduled custom posts. If a publish it right away, the custom post is sent to Facebook. I’m also able to see the metabox to publish the custom post type to Facebook.

Is there any fix for this?

I had the same issue a few months back. Fixed it removing the plugin completely and reinstalling from scratch.

Hi there! the translation problem is fixed in version 1.5. About your problem with a video not being resized, I need more information so I can help.

Jallits, i contacted DH. You should open a ticket and point to this thread. They are going to help figure out the problem.

Jallits,

Yours seems a hard problem to solve. The warning “You have to activate CPU monitoring. Check out how here.” is only shown if the plugin can’t find the CPU Usage file that should be in “/home/username/logs/resources” and it’s name must be “username.sa.analized.0”.

I believe that this is a permission problem. The username informed to the plugin may not have read permission on the CPU usage file.

One thing I know is that the username informed in the authentication page of https://mydomain/stats may NOT be the same username under which the blog runs.

I have 3 WP blogs running under different usernames, but the username I use to authenticate to see the stats page is a different one. All the blogs have the plugins installed and working.

Other than this permission problem, I really don’t know why the plugin isn’t working for you.

hum! I finishd installing a WP in a subfolder just like yours and got no problem.

Can you check if the address below works for you?

https://your-domain/stats/resources/your-username.sa.analyzed.0

Hum… I think i figured out the problem. The message was generated by a test that pointed to a relative directory that only works with a given path.

I updated to 0.9.1. This should fix the message issue.

Any other problem or suggestion, please, drop me a line.

hi there jallits!

Can you check the location of the logs/resources folder?

it should be in “/home/your-username/logs/resources” and the file should be named “your-username.sa.analized.0”

Another thing you can check to help me diagnose the problem is if your WP installation is located in a subfolder.

alakhnor, i don’t understand. How can get_hum_queries tell me which plugin is to blame? It only tells the number of queries used for the whole page, right?

I would have to activate only one plugin at a time and see the number of queries to get that answer, or did i get it wrong?