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What he said ^^^

@bluesinlondon this worked for me… sorta. I used JetPack’s “Related Posts”. While the fix worked to link the featured image to the post, it also created a problem with my JetPack Related Posts plugin. It causes the related post thumbnails (and it’s text links) to go to the dashboard. Didn’t see that one coming. I tried an alternate Related Posts plugin and the problem didn’t carry over. I’m quite fond of the JetPack Related Posts plugin so I’m semi-bummed, it’s a trade-off that I’m just gonna have to deal with until there’s a fix for this issue.

@singhalavi I’ve experienced the same thing. I scheduled my post and continually get that ugly Facebook error message on my Facebook page post. The link still works in that it goes to the intended post from Facebook to the blog post, but I’m sure I’m losing activity just from the look of it.

Thereafter, I made a post and Published it immediately instead of scheduling for a later date, and the post shows up as intended on Facebook. So you were right!

I depend heavily on scheduling posts so I can keep my sanity. While the Google+ and Twitter scheduling works great, I’ll have to come up with a workaround to solve this (scheduled Facebook posting) issue until the JetPack folks can fix this problem.

@alex King Are any solutions in the works?

Hi Squirrly, can you point us in to the files that would need to be changed to add new social icons? Thank you.

The icons I would like to have is: Raptr, Twitch
Both are Gaming Related

P.S. Awesome plugin!

This is really annoying… I upgraded to WP 3.5 and all of a sudden my add media button in posts no longer work. Please help.

Not sure what happened there, but it’s now working on Chrome. Thanks pupunzi!

Thanks for the update! After checking it on some browsers, it worked fine on Internet Explorer and FireFox, but not on Chrome. Also, the looping wasn’t seamless, it would jump right before recycling as if it were downloading thereafter.

I’m having a similar issue…

1) I have sound
2) No Video
3) No Controls

Do you have any suggestions?

I’m currently experiencing an issue that’s why I’m here, but I don’t intend to insult the guy who’s providing his skills for us all to enjoy. That’s really low man.

@cip6791 What did Bulletproof Security do to the .htaccess file that prevent it from working properly?

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for!! I wish this feature was already in the plugin cause it just makes sense that it would know to go back to the referring page after a login (or even an optional whitebranding page before forwarding you to the referring page… that’s the marketer in me talking lol). Thanks for this Dominor Novus!!

@bren Great suggestions!!

If I can add my 2 cents…

The frontend shortcode version is without a doubt the cleanest PM system I’ve seen WP so far, and that’s saying a lot. Awesome job Jonathan!!

In addition to bren’s suggestions I’d like to see color customization (or even image replacements) for the buttons (i.e. inbox, sent, etc.).

Secondly, I know everyone is trying to avoid WP’s dashboard like its the plague, but some (like myself) embrace the WP Dashboard with Dashboard Plugins such as “Fluency Admin” & “My Brand Login”.

It would be great if you could synchronize the FrontEnd PM system with the WP Dashboard on the Backend.

Unfortunately, I already scrapped my DB and started over. I considered what you said and actived Events Manager by itself. Everything worked fine. I then installed my theme, my menu disappeared but I was able to recover it under APPEARANCE > MENUS. & My pages were accessible. I’m not sure why my pages were gone before, but I’ll update you if it happens again while using Events Manager. Thanks for your prompt response and concern.

I have the same problem. After upgrading I checked out my site and my login turned to crap because the CSS has been changed. It would have been nice if the author said something like:

“IMPORTANT: The CSS styles have been modified in this upgrade, you will have to make necessary adjustments to your CSS CODE to re-establish your design after you’ve upgraded. BACKUP original files before upgrading.”

What would be even better is if the author listed which CSS TAGS were changed so we wouldn’t have to go fishing for changes. I sincerely hope that the next upgrade maintains consistent CSS class/id names.