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Thanks mattjabs, but this is the pin it on Pinterest plugin that wasn’t created by Pinterest itself.

You bet Tobias – your advice helps me for now and for later, which gets 2 thumbs up in my book!

By the way – great plugin. Really glad I found it.

Continued success,
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Hi Tobias!

That did the trick – it works perfectly! I will definitely remember this solution when embedding other forms in a table.

Thanks for your quick reply too – I really appreciate it.

Found my solution in another thread, following the advice of codeping who said:

I fixed mine by removing the reference to the developer’s server.
In pinterestbadgehelper.php replace

$this->regexpurl = “https://www.skipser.com/test/pinterest-badge/regexp_”.$this->regexp_filever.”.txt”;

with

$this->regexpurl = plugins_url(“pinterest-badge/regexp_”.$this->regexp_filever.”.txt”);

This will use the file regexp_1.1.txt that comes bundled with the plugin.

FYI: Just make sure you are editing the [pinterestbadgehelper.php] file and not the default [pinterestbadge.php] which shows first. Go to plugins | pinterest badge | edit to locate the file.

It worked for me! [ link removed ]

Thanks a thousand times codeping! My Pinterest Badge just disappeared too, although without the error message regarding HTTP request failed. I happened to check this thread and found your solution. Just tried it and now IT WORKS!!! What a relief! [ link removed ]