krunk

One possible workaround that I’ve seen other Twitter plugins do is when you get the error, just show what the previous downloaded tweets were instead of showing an error.

I wonder if it has anything to do with caching. I do use the HyperCache plugin on my blog.

I created a separate plugin that’ll fix this issue, so you don’t have to hack the existing plugin:

https://www.krunk4ever.com/blog/2011/03/20/getting-wordpress-com-stats-helper-to-work-with-jetpack/

Nevermind, it looks like it just took awhile for my stats to be retrieved. Thanks for the fix!

Thanks for the suggested fix, but although it doesn’t show that error anymore, I’m not sure it’s actually getting the right stats or able to retrieve any. I used the same API key I have for Akismet which I got from https://apikey.wordpress.com/.

I use the Most Visited Posts widget that comes with Stats Helper, and all it displays is my 5 most recent posts.

My blog is hosted on https://blog.hd-trailers.net/ if people are interested in seeing the error.

I’m also seeing the same error for the past few days. Once in awhile it works, but just shows the following error most of the time:

Error: Twitter did not respond. Please wait a few minutes and refresh this page.

I previously used a plug-in called Twitter Tools and that worked much better.

I was curious if you plan on fixing this. I’ve been modifying the code manually for the past few updates.

Yah, I hit the same issue. Made it so that only voting rule inherits from category. Everything is is a preset.

Another issue is that once you change it to no moderation, you still have to manually approve every vote that is currently in moderation.

I didn’t find a view that showed me all the votes that were pending moderation, and basically had to go through article by article and approve votes manually.

Had to make one more change:

function rss_filter($content) {
if( is_feed() )
{
if ($this->o[“rss_active”] == 1) $content.= “
“.$this->render_article_rss();
if ($this->o[“integrate_rss_powered”] == 1) $content.= “
“.$this->powered_by();
$content .= “
“;
}
return $content;
}

Without that condition check, the rss_filter would also be applied to the single blog posts, which made it display 2 ratings.

Found the issue.

In gd-star-rating.php, I needed to add this line:

if ($this->o[“integrate_rss_powered”] == 1 || $this->o[“rss_active”] == 1) {
add_filter(‘the_excerpt_rss’, array(&$this, ‘rss_filter’));
add_filter(‘the_content_rss’, array(&$this, ‘rss_filter’));
add_filter(‘the_content’, array(&$this, ‘rss_filter’));
}

Thanks. If I figure a workaround, I’ll let you know too. ??

Is there any way I can debug this or provide further info?

My rss feed is located:
https://www.hd-trailers.net/blog/feed/

I don’t think WordPress templates could affect the RSS feed generation and I haven’t modified any of the default WordPress code that would affect excerpt/content filters.

One more thing, I am noticing that the RSS feeds don’t observe the post category settings to be hidden. Expected?

Awesome! That worked like a charm. Thanks! ??