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Hi Jesús,

Thanks for your reply. What do you mean with ‘plugin seems abandoned’?

Article about hacking the functions.php dates from May 16th, 2010. The plugin is last updated at 2011-7-20… which makes it more recent.

Let me add: With post thumbnails I mean “Posts feature images”.

With BackWPup, I authenticate with Dropbox…
– the plugin goes to the Dropbox site
– I have to approve the connection between BackWPup and Dropbox manually
– Then Dropbox re-directs to my site… with the wrong URL.
– Error

It redirects to the admin of my WordPress, were a part of the url refers to Tweetily and a part to BackWPup plugin. This url can of course not be found.

Maybe the redirect url is wrong in the first place (before authenticating)… when I deactivate Tweetily then it is possible to authenticate succesfully. However, the uploading part to Dropbox does still not work.

I’m also using the the_post_thumbnail() function. This displays the associated post thumbnail. Here the title tag is also missing.

To test this you need:
– add ‘add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’);’ inside functions.php
– associate image to post
– use ‘the_post_thumbnail();’ inside post template

Can you also add the title inside this image?

I guess it’s a problem with cron jobs. Tweetily uses it, W3 Cache uses it, and BackWPup…

I have the same problem. Upload to Dropbox now started… but never ends.

I do not use the W3 Cache plugin, but while authenticating with Dropbox I noticed I had to deactivate Tweetily plugin. Else it was not possible to connect.

I have now deactivated the Dropbox part… I hope you can find a solution!

Thanks for sharing!

I was just looking for this.
I’ve added your code in my functions.php theme file and with success. TNX!

Me too. ??

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Thanks for the reply!

The problem is that I’m going to use the output for a newsletter, so I don’t prefer to change WordPress functions. It would be nice if there is another way.

Is it possible to remove the the_content(read more)-url at all? And then add it manually?

Maybe this is also possible with the comments-url?

I have the same problem.

When I update a page the sitemap cannot be updated automatically. The plugin reports a general error.

When I press ‘rebuild the sitemap’ manually, however, the sitemap gets updated succesfully.

This seems to be a bug. Why does the plugin not update the sitemap automatically?

I’m using: the lasted versions of WP, the plugin, and using Windows/IIS webserver.

The lasted version removes the buttons such as bold, italic, etc. from the content editor. When I deactivated the plugin the buttons are back, when I activate the plugin the buttons disappear.

Thanks for your suggestion. I tried this before, but I use IIS webserver and thus do not have a .htaccess file. Conclusion: this solution does not work for me.

Yes, I use the url as given in the plugin config panel.

I just did a complete re-install of WP, the database, and this SEO plugin.

The error remains. ??

Any suggestions?

I still get the 404. Any solutions yet?

With this 404 error can Google index my site or do I need to delete this plugin?