Jose Vega

Hi. The plugin installation is handled by WordPress core. So this issue is not from my plugin.

This is probably a server issue. More info here.
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/experiencing-a-pclzip_err_bad_format-error-when-updating-plugin-themes-on-wordpress-running-php-7

Hi Nathan, the info box should not appear again once you click on “x”. That′s the way we intended.

If it′s appearing then it′s a bug, which we will fix as soon as possible.

Thank you for notifying us.

Hi. Yes, it supports custom post types. But you need the premium version for this. You can buy it here: https://wpsheeteditor.com/buy

This feature was added today, v 1.3.0.

I haven′t been able to test the plugins that you mention. But you can try and let me know if you find any conflicts. I will fix them.

Hi.

1- The WooCommerce variable products are not supported in the current version. This is a very complex functionality and it will take us some time to support it.

2- The premium version of the plugin allows you to add custom fields to the spreadsheet, so you can edit other plugin′s fields in bulk too.

Thank you for the suggestion. This is on my wishlist and I will add it on the next versions.

There are 2 things.

1- If you have deep hierarchy structure, you can select it like this. Imagine you have:
Category 1
– – Subcategory 2

You can just select: Subcategory 2 in the cell.

2- You can select multiple categories in a post, just separate them with a comma. For example: Category 1, Category 2.

The autocomplete feature works only when adding the first category, but you can add more categories by entering the names manually.

Yes. As you can see in the introduction video, there is a “featured image” column where you can edit the featured image of every post.

Hi @david S. I′m not sure. When I was checking the code I only saw a W3 Total cache function that clears the cache. I think if it calls that function, it might call other functions from other popular caching plugins as well.

The thing is, this kind of tasks consume a lot of resources because it depends on wp cron jobs to post tweets. WordPress has to check on every page load if it′s the right time to post the next tweet and that affects the performance.

In my case, I created a custom script for posting tweets which runs on a different server. I had tweetily installed on 3 wordpress sites and since I moved to my custom script the server consumption has gone to half.

Hi @nickygee0362 , I haven′t found a solution. At the end I decided to stop using it after I found out the plugin clears the cache (w3 total cache) in every page load causing huge server consumption.

Hi Jarkko, thanks for your reply.

I′ll check the code the next weekend, maybe I can contribute with this feature.

One thing I think it would be interesting is adding an API endpoint for this, so we can generate licenses from external stores.

I see a good future for this plugin…

I′m glad to help.

I also noticed this plugin is not compatible with “Default Thumbnail Plus”. I′ll add the compatibility when I have the time and send you the code.

Hi, I have the same problem. When I click “send tweet now” I get: “Tweet 0 : Oh no! Something went wrong. Please try again.”.

Has somebody found how to solve this?

Hi, I dont understand how to set the server up. The config.php file asks for a database connection. Should I create a new database for the sso? o do I connect to a wordpress database?