Michael

Thank you both for your message.

The plugin itself doesn’t do any kind of sorting. It just grabs the feed as-is from sermon.net.

The clean_date node is just a sanitized version of the unix timestamp that comes over in the original feed. It’s used for displaying the date only.

Can you send me your sermon.net id? You can do so privately here:
https://worshiptimes.org/sermon-net-plugin-support

I can take a look at what’s going on and see if I can resort the feeds if needed.

This error means that the feed you’re pulling in doesn’t have any videos in it. Try a feed that contains Vimeo videos and the foreach loop will have something to sort through.

I just checked in with the sermon.net team and here’s what they said:

“I went into their Studio’s > APP MANAGER page. Then, within the PLAYLIST section, I selected (checked) the Playlist that I wanted to be included. They did not have any selected, now they do.

Side Note: This should be on by default for newly created accounts. However, for some of the older accounts (before we made this modification = on by defult), they may not have any Playlists pre-selected.”

After they made this change to your account, I was able to pull in your data from our server.

Can you give it another test by removing your ID, saving, then add back your ID. If needed, go through the steps to wipe out the data.

Please let me know if this fix works for you.

Thank you for your message.

We’ve noticed that some shared hosting providers have been blocking the connection made to the sermon.net servers.

Can you send me your sermon.net ID and the name of your web host? I can run some test from my end.

Kelly,
Thank you for your message. Have you linked your sermon.net account credentials to your website yet?
YOUR-DOMAIN/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wt-sermonnet-settings

If so, can you please send the link to the page of where you’re getting the warning at?

I cant seem to fix this. I set WP_DEBUG to true and fixed the issues that came up. but it’s still logging users out when they go to the front-end. It’s effecting all of our websites that are mapped on this network.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you. Yes, there appears to by a “SyntaxError: Unexpected token ‘<‘” in safari. When I click on the link, it just pulls up the page source.

JavaScript is not something I am competent in. Does this information give you what you need?

cjmathe,
it looks like there is a style in your theme or a plugin that is causing the images to be offset. Try the plugin on the default 2012 theme to test. If that doesnt fix the issues, look at the plugins that are being used. Deactivate the one-by-one and watch for the issue to be resolved (clear your cache each time).
Once you find the conflicting style, change it up.
I hope this helps.

subsomatic,
You can reset the plugin by uninstalling and reinstalling it. This will clear any errors that happen in the approval process. Do this and then try the authentication again.
I hope all is well.

boomerakl and jessyhanley,
Thank you for your message. Do you have your images/galleries set to “Public?”

Updated the change in 1.06. Marking as resolved.

Looks like a CSS issue.
Just add this line to your themes CSS:

.flexslider .slides {
overflow: hidden;
padding: 0;
}

I will update the plugin to fix the issue as well.

kksmvs,
Thank you for your kind words.
Can you post a link to a page where this issue is showing up?

Try uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin. This will flush the database entries and start fresh with the activation.

Sounds like there is a conflict with the JavaScript. What plugins and theme do you have activated? A great way to test is to deactivate the other plugins and use the default 2011 theme. If it works with that setup, there is a conflict with a theme or plugin. At that point you can start to activate items back and check to see what is causing the conflict.