conservativereader

Glad to report that I figured out the cause, and it was NOT your plugin! Odd as it might sound, the theme I am using has a couple of sidebar registrations (one that impacted me) that have a before_widget = ” and after_widget=”</div>”. To solve this for now, I disabled the “Display Widget Wrapper” option on your plugin’s widget settings for now… I’ve also opened a ticket with the theme vendor.

I’m really pleased! Thanks for your help, and great work on this plugin!!!

Regards,

Art Smith

I temporarily “fixed” my problem by changing the plugin to add a plain div in front of the initial div.

Sorry about the title… I put the actual tag with /div and the angle brackets in the title, and it got swallowed up! ?? S/read “Extra /div at end of widget?”.

Thanks! That fixed this issue! I do have another one to report, which I’ll open a new topic for.

Thanks!

Art

I finally gave up and decided to use TwitterFeed.com, which will feed from your rss feed to Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.. In order to ensure that the right components are found by Facebook when the piece posts there, I have found Yoast’s WordPress SEO to have the most effective tool for ensuring the Open Graph meta data is correct.

Art

I am having the same problem. I’ve tried creating keys for the main site and the subsite, neither work. Trying to use in conjunction with Gravity Forms, but doesn’t work on comments either… it just doesn’t show up.

I’ve removed all but the W3-Total-Cache. Then I discovered something odd… W3-Total-Cache had always been activated at the individual site level in multi-site in the past, but it was not showing up in my plugin list on my individual sites. Of course, it was NOT network activated. Evidently, this was changed in a recent release and I missed it. So, once I network activated the plugin, suddenly my problem went away!

I’ve removed all but the W3-Total-Cache. Then I discovered something odd… W3-Total-Cache had always been activated at the individual site level in multi-site in the past, but it was not showing up in my plugin list on my individual sites. Of course, it was NOT network activated. Evidently, this was changed in a recent release and I missed it. So, once I network activated the plugin, suddenly my problem went away!

Has there been an actual resolution to dboraks problem? I am experiencing the same problem he had, and I can confirm it’s not a javascript issue… I’ve verified by adding debugging code to the WP Core that showed for whatever reason that the wpdb->prefix is incorrect after doing a switch_to_blog function, causing the information we see to be based on the blog that the user is currently using. The description from thelaw does not sound the same as my problem, but dboraks does. This occurred when I moved from 3.4.2 to 3.5.1.

Art Smith

Another thing, I’ve now reinstalled 3.5.1 three times. No change in results.

I had to give up and post items manually on FB. When this item moves to resolved state, I will try it again.

Thanks, Matt!

@patv: Warnings are non-fatal errors, and can be an indication of something that may be wrong. It is common courtesy to let software authors know when there are problems, even warnings. As a software developer, I appreciate that kind of feedback.

I have the same issue. I really need the post featured or first image to be used.

I have the same problem. Facebook’s documentation on this plugin makes no mention of needing to be logged in for this to work. I don’t even understand how that is supposed to work if I want multiple authors to be able to write articles and have them all show up on my Facebook Fan Page. Do they each need to be logged in, and how do I connect their Facebook account with the Facebook App that allows the interface???

Very frustrating.