Robert

Thanks for the quick response. Looking forward to the update.

You can have a look at the footer of any of my pages at https://robertvanbregt.nl/

It’s working fine as it is, but it would be nice if the author updates the meta data with the plugin (latest supported version etc.)

I actually did not mean to use the widget. My theme has an area at the bottom. What I want is to add a section to the single.php template.

No I didn’t. Nice! I’ll test the plugin soon.

But I should also be able to use

wp_get_shortlink()

somewhere in any template.

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I want to tell the users or, be able to copy and paste it myself when I am not logged into WordPress on that computer.

Just a convenience not a hard requirement of course.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Robert.

Would it be possbile to show the url to readers at the bottom of the page, somewhere with the post meta?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Robert.

I dont’ mean the facepile, but the text box (and description) where to enter your site URL.

For example, this page has comments disabled and does NOT show the webmention submit form:

https://robertvanbregt.nl/2019/01/28/3321/

And this page has Comments enabled and (this?) also shows the webmention submit form:

https://robertvanbregt.nl/2019/01/27/3319/

What I would like to be able to do is to show the Webmention submit form REGARDLESS of if the WordPress Comments have been enabled or not.

Did I make myself clear? ??

I deleted some test post and now everything seems back to fairly normal.

I have updated the IndieAuth plugin and re-authenticated with Quill and create+update is now working. Thanks.

I tried to re-authorize with https://quill.p3k.io/new and use the ‘create’ scope instead of ‘create update’ I did earlier. The ‘create’ scope worked as well, so I’m almost certain is has to do with the double scopes and spaces.

Some additional info. With https://micropublish.net/new I first logged in with full access. That failed. When I login with “post” access only, I succeeded. The authorization returned does not use spaces (” “) as separator, but the encoded “%20” instead. Perhaps this is creating the problem?