GDGerlach344

Yes, we use Mail Chimp so that addon will work. Looks like you can set it to automatically unsubscribe a user from a list when they upgrade their membership which is exactly what I need.

Yes, it did remove all of the borders. Here’s the code:

.tablepress-id-2,
.tablepress-id-2 tr,
.tablepress-id-2 tbody td,
.tablepress-id-2 thead th,
.tablepress-id-2 tfoot th {
border: none !important;
}

OK I fixed it by adding !important.

Andrew, the author tried to reply to my emails but the emails didn’t go through. I gave him another email address which worked and he resolved my issue very quickly. Can you go ahead and delete this entire thread? It’s in the wrong forum anyway. Thanks!

The author has a couple of email addresses on his website but he is not replying to my email inquiries. Somewhat frustrating since we are using his plugin as a key part of our website.

Andrew, I did not know about authors not being allowed to support their commercial plugins here. I originally posted in this Facebook Album forum by mistake; I meant to post in Srizon’s YouTube Album forum. That’s the reason for the double post.

OK… some of the issues I’ve figured out. The image I selected in the “Use this image” field is no longer showing up as a blank white space when scraped. I noticed that when my URL was scraped, the debugger listed two OG:image tags: one for the featured header image and one for the image I selected in the “Use this image” field. Is there a way to eliminate the og:image tag for the header image so that when people paste the URL into their status, the header image won’t show up as one of the image options?

Just as I suspected, it turned out to be an ISP problem. Here’s the response I got from them:

“We’ve had a rash of brute force attacks against wordpress sites against wp-login.php and xmlrpc.php files and one of our admins placed an iptables entry on your server to try to minimize the hit count before blocking the source from continued attacks. I suspect the rule in place was too strict so I removed it for now.”

Once they removed the rule, I was able to use Firefox to login to my sites.

When I run the debugger, I get this:

Based on the raw tags, we constructed the following Open Graph properties:
og:url = https://judygerlach.com/christmas-cards-2/
og:type = website
og:title = Christmas Cards
og:image = (shows thumbnail of desired image)
og:description = I just love Christmas cards. When you open your mailbox and find a stack of Christmas cards there, doesn’t it bring a smile to your face? A warm, fuzzy feeling? A little holiday cheer? I say, “Yes!…
og:updated_time = 1419014106

But right below that box in a box called “When shared, this is what will be included”, the area where the image is supposed to be is white/blank.

Now I’m getting an Open Graph Object Debugger error message that says I have “More Than One OG URL Specified”. How do I correct that?

I downloaded 34.0.5 and installed it on top of 34.0; didn’t fix the problem. I have only one add-on installed and made sure it was disabled. I have a bare bones test website that only has a few plugins. I made sure those plugins were disabled and it was using WordPress 4.1.

So is it safe to assume we can eliminate the following:
-Theme (I use four themes for my eight websites)
-Wordpress plugins (disabled all on test website)
-Wordpress version (using 4.1)
-Firefox settings (login problem exists on three separate computers all running 3.4 or 3.4.5; no settings were intentionally changed by me)
-Firefox cookie, history, cache, etc. (all deleted; set to “remember history”)

Seems as though that would leave my ISP as a primary suspect; perhaps it’s their data base server. Even though I have eight separate data base accounts, the ISP considers it to be one database and one flaw or update can affect all data base accounts. If you guys agree with this, I just need some help steering my ISP in the right direction if possible. At the very least they should be aware of other customers having this same problem.

I’m using 34.0 and it says Firefox is up to date with no option to upgrade.

All computers are PCs.

Yes, I have the very same problem on another computer in another room on the same network. I cannot login to any of my eight WordPress sites on that computer either. That second computer is also using Firefox 34. None of the Firefox settings on either computer were changed prior to this login problem surfacing. My laptop is running Firefox 33 and I can login just fine with that laptop.

It seems as though the login problem began when Firefox updated to 34 on the other two computers.

I’m wondering if my ISP has something to do with this.

I have 8 websites that use a variety of themes. The login problem is occurring on all 8 websites so it’s probably not theme-related. I deactivated all plugins on one of those sites and it did not solve the problem.