Feedweb Research

Hi Jason,
Thank you for your message.

We will try to fix the problem on the next release of the plugin.

Best Regards,
Michael
Feedweb Research

Hi kpk703,
Thank you for your message.

We are aware of the problem and will try to fix it in the next release of the plugin.
Please contact us by email [email protected]

Best Regards,
Michael
Feedweb Research

Hi Jasonfox,
Thank you for your message.

Please try to insert a widget with a valid image URL and send us the screenshots of the “Insert Widget” wizard (step by step). Our email is [email protected].

Best Regards,
Michael
Feedweb Research

The issue is going to be fully solved in the upcoming version.

Dear Buddies,
Thank you very much for your bug report.

Your server is running on PHP version 5.2.17.
Please upgrade your server to PHP 5.4 or later to avoid the warning.

Also, please let us know which browser you are using. If it’s Internet Explorer 10 or older, please use another browser for your WordPress administration activities. We strongly recommend Chrome, Firefox, Opera or Safari browsers.

Please write us to [email protected] if the problem persists.

Best Regards,
Michael
Feedweb Research

Hi Eviltwins,

There are 2 tricks you can use to enable inserting widgets into outdated posts:

1. Change the current date of the post (should be up to 30 days old) for a while, insert a widget, and then set the original date back.

2. A some tricky (don’t try this at home) way: Go to your Dashboard -> Plugins -> Editor, Select Feedweb, click on ‘feedweb_util.php’, find ‘GetMaxPostAge’ function, change 30 to a greater number and click ‘Update File’ button. Please be very careful when you do it!

Please do not hesitate to ask us any question regarding the plugin by email [email protected]

Best Regards,
Michael
Feedweb Research

Hi Seattleteamgear,
Thank you for your question.

When the plugin is disabled, the widgets will not appear in your blog, but the data will remain the same until you re-enable the plugin.

Do not hesitate to ask any question directly by email [email protected]

The issue is closed.

Hi Jennifer,
Thank you for your message.

Please refresh the Settings page (F5), click on View / Edit CSS button and then click “Restore Default“.
In the case you still get the message, please send us your website URL and we will try to solve the problem. Our email is [email protected].

Best Regards,
Michael
Feedweb Research

You do not need to make a post “draft” and then republish.
Go to the “Posts” table in your WordPress Dashboard, and click on a “Plus” icon of the respective post.
Please write us to [email protected] if you experience any difficulties with inserting widgets.

Hi,

By now, the notification can be triggered by the “publish” action only.
We are planning to add an optional trigger for the “save” action, as you suggest.

Please do not forget to update your website every time a new version of plugin is available.

Michael

Hi Edoron777,
Thank you for your message.

You can set the option “Prompt to insert widgets” ON/OFF to enable or disable the prompt message box – please go to your WordPress Dashboard -> Feedweb -> Settings.

We are also planning an option to prompt when publisher modifies a post without the widget. The option will be included in one of the upcoming versions of Feedweb. Please keep your plugin updated.

You can always send us your reports/suggestions to [email protected].

Best Regards,
Michael
Feedweb Research

Hi Edoron777,
Thank you for your message.

Please send us your website URL to [email protected] and we will check your plugin usage data vs. license you have.

Best Regards,
Michael
Feedweb Research

Thanks again, feel free to contact us on any issue.
[email protected]

Hi tjtigers14,
Thank you for your post.
Please send us a link to the plugin you suspect and we will check it out.