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Issue is fixed.

Thanks for the quick turnaround!

Thank you! I am unable to activate the plugin as it throws that error. I only have it on one site and one ConvertKit account.

I will retry once the fix is pushed.

Thanks!

After digging through the source code, I see that a wp_apsl_users_social_profile_details table is created, which includes this data.

Thanks.

Thanks, dcooney. Just did!

Huh, you’re right. Thanks!

@renehermi I’ve fixed the problem. It looks like there was a conflict with the jQuery library I was loading on certain pages. Sorry about this!

Great job on the plugin – thanks!

Cheers

Thanks, guys. @jdembowski – I got a chuckle out of the sign in your profile picture. Nice.

@renehermi – I’m using <?php echo do_shortcode('[mashshare shares="false"]'); ?> in the Repeater Template of the “Ajax Load More” plugin as well as

ob_start();
echo do_shortcode('[mashshare shares="false"]');
$facebook_share_button = ob_get_clean();

in a custom single.php file of mine.

I don’t think it’s the implementation of the shortcode. I think the problem is that I’m not implementing the shortcode on some of my pages that have posts. The MashShare js script is looking for the shortcode, and it’s not there, so it’s breaking. I think that’s why you guys included the “Exclude from post id” feature, but this is a tedious and inefficient solution if you have dozens of pages with posts that don’t have the shortcode.

Cheers

Fair point ?? Just wanted to let you know, so something doesn’t break in the future.

I applied a temporary fix by including the page ids in the “Exclude from post id” setting. There are 11 IDs I had to add, so it’s not a great long term solution.

The broken js script is preventing enqueued scripts from loading. I’d like to use MashShare, but it’s a blocker right now. I’m on a time crunch, so getting this fixed asap would really be appreciated!

Edit: the page contains a post, but it does not contain the MashShare shortcode, so presumably, the js script is breaking.

So, in my case, the solution is to modify this file every time I update TML?

My fix was to change the above if statement to:

if ( ! defined( 'DOING_AJAX' ) && 'trash' != $_GET[ 'action'] ) {	
        wp_redirect( $redirect_to );
	exit;
}

This is more than likely not the best way, Jeff. I’m looking forward to what you come up with for a fix! Thanks so much.

Cheers

P

Specifically:

if ( ! defined( 'DOING_AJAX' ) ) {
	wp_redirect( $redirect_to );
        exit;
}

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