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I’ve tried upgrading to the latest version of the plugin (also using latest wordpress version) but the issue persists.

We have a custom CMS so we only use wordpress as a gateway to be able to post to twitter.

This is an extract on how our code looks like:

...
// Insert new post
$post_id = wp_insert_post( $my_post );
// Update post (Set excerpt to empty)
$my_post_update = array();
$my_post_update['ID'] = $post_id;
$my_post_update['post_excerpt'] = '';
wp_update_post( $my_post_update );
...

As you can see both insert and update are done right after eachother, I’ve tried putting in a sleep(20) between the insert and update but that doesn’t stop the extra tweet being made on the wp_update_post call.

Could it be some flag in plugin that don’t get update correctly? Or do I need to clean sweep my settings for the plugin?

I maybe should add that I use wp_insert_post() for posting.

WP used to be a easy, simple, fast and unrestricted (much to it’s fantastic plugin/module possibilities) software. That’s my believe why it got so popular.

WP now has become a bloated software without any kind of accessibility (for example, if you have arthritis you want to avoid all unnecessary mouse clicking and pointing because we hate dropdown menus that takes multiple attempts to navigate through).

I just think it’s so sad. I wish I could stay on an earlier version, but if you run a popular site you really have to upgrade because of the security holes.

A simple solution to this would be to add a option where you can disable the admin bar on both front and backend, choose between the new and earlier 3.2 interface (and with the possibility to have it always expanded – skip the js collapsable thingy).