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It’s everywhere ! Because Jetpack is everywhere but one exemple : the newsletter powered by Jetpack. Even if we don’t use it, and that all settings under Jetpack config are “off”, there still are Jetpack newsletters submenus in articles, publish, etc. creating confusion amongst our writers. Same for “subscribe”, “likes”, etc.

It would very very very be neat if no specifically accepted Jetpack feature would not show at all in any production pages (like articles (post.php) mostly).

Hello, you can close this ticket. The error came from a treatment we used to apply on these images. We changed the way it was treated and it works.

Hello,

Well, this bug is still impearing our links to appear properly on Twitter, even though the indexation has been done…

https://www.clipular.com/posts/5099623038058496?k=rRStpORET4mnqe84QYoST-f13Nc

Thank you for any help possible.

Ok I finally managed to index everything…

Hello,

I am using 14.0.4.

I have the indexation button but it fails everytime. I don’t know how to use the WP CLI command. The page provided doesn’t quite explain enough.

PF

Well, I’ve searched and cannot find any plugin that does just that : add the “tags” results to the search within the editor.

For example, when we search for “GCO” in our website, the link applet provides a list of articles linked with GCO. What we would like is that the same applet provides a link to “website.com/tag/gco”

Ok here is a temporary live post :
https://www.rue89strasbourg.com/eric-elkouby-demission-adjoint-109189

What is inserted below “Tests” :

[twitter-timeline username=francepierre]

[twitter-timeline id=356404806660800512]

Ah, wait, I can’t activate Jetpack on our test environnement, I’ll try to find a live post.

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Still no reply from the author on this key issue. :-/

Hello,

Sorry for the late reply.

Yes, I have been able to reproduce the problem. Shadow Events happens when someone without publishing rights accesses a published event, modifies it and then try to republish it.

It withdraws the event from the published state (wich is normal) but does not add him back into the “submitted” list. Therefore, there are unpublished and not findable.

Thank you for your help on this.

normal events I guess, since I don’t have access to them, can’t really tell.

But here’s a new thing. I *think* it is happening when someone is resubmitting a published event, when he does not have publishing rights.

I use the submission form and some people have a dedicated calendar account. To prevent spam and low quality entries, I did not grant the right to publish to outside users.
BUT apparently, they can edit published events (despite my settings) and that’s probably somewhat sending the event in a gray zone, waiting for approval but not appearing in any event listing…

Thank Marcus for your reply. Unfortunately, I cannot reproduce the problem, since these events (wich are 6 now) are appareaing randomly as far as I can tell…

We use the same process for creating hundreds of events each week. Some day, one new shadow event appear… and I strictly don’t know why.

Thanks for your reply.

For WP-admin only, I only need it to monitor some of my author’s activity.