freemanhelp

Just in case, there is a setting within your Twitter account that allows a website with credentials to “Sign in with Twitter”. I would check to make sure that setting is enabled within your app. Nextend setup does not tell you about this setting.

Cheers.

Neil,

I’m really shocked no one else has posted. I am having the exact same problem. I can’t seem to find the fix or locate anyone else with the same issue.

Any solution?

Thanks.

Aaron,

Great plugin! When new posts are published, I am having to manually Update the post for the expiration date to activate. All my settings appear correctly set. Am I missing something? I thought it was supposed to happen automatically. Any guidance would be much appreciated.

In addition, upon manual Update, the expiration date appears to be triggered by the_modified_time() as opposed to the_time(). I think I may have a bug in my system, but I thought I would reach out to you before I dig too deep.

Thanks again for the great plugin.

I know it has been some time, but I thought I would post. I haven’t found a cover-all solution, but I did use Inspect Element to find that all plugins are using “http” for css and js linking to respective files. Unfortunately, I don’t have an easy solution, but the problem is located in how your plugins are adding your <link> tags to the head.

Anyone find an easier solution to this issue?