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So it looks like if you use OpenCaptcha, the images don’t load over HTTPS. This is a problem for anyone that forces their wp-admin to HTTPS, like we do. You might want to add a message letting folks know. I switched to Google’s Recaptcha and it’s loading now.

Thanks again!

Wow, you’re very fast, thank you!

We seem to be getting a couple of allow requests per day and some of them are saying they can’t see the CAPTCHA image so I wanted to check it out for myself.

Thanks again

Sorry for the trouble here. The problem is likely because the email server that is receiving the emails from the site (her email address) didn’t like that they were coming from a domain different from the site. If you use an email address with the same domain as the site in the “Contact notification sender email” field and turn off “Use the email address above as notification sender” then it should work fine.

You can save the contact form submissions to wp-admin by checking the “Store submissions in the database” option. They will appear under Contacts in your admin.

Hope this helps!

Speaking on behalf of everyone who submits open source code to the WordPress community … we’re happy to help ??

The problem there is that format is a US-specific format. If I start to introduce country formats, I’ll have to have them all.

Yes, absolutely. I’ll include that in the next version, coming out soon.

James,

Best way to do that is with JavaScript but it would be hard to explain correctly without experience there. I wouldn’t alter the plugin PHP since that would be over-written by future upgrades.

It’s possible but it’s quite a bit of processing and opens the door for malicious attacks. It’s also a heavy process to reach out for every image link, make sure it’s valid, then save it to the library. It would slow down feed processing quite a bit.

Taryn,

Is it just a specific feed? If so, can you post the link to that feed here so we can try it out?

Paul,

Can you post a link to where you’re having this issue?

67nj,

Hard to say what’s going on here. It might be that the posts are coming into a category you’re not displaying. If the posts are appearing in the back-end (under Posts > All Posts) but not on the front end, I lean towards it being a theme issue but it’s strange that it would be fixed if you reload everything.

Sorry I can’t be of much more help here …

Unfortunately not. We use the links as they come in, not much we can do about a broken RSS feed. Try contacting the site that’s providing them, they might like to hear that it’s broken.

Vasnet7,

When I click on the links on your homepage, they are opening in a new tab for me. I’m not seeing the Multi-Importer JS being loaded on the page and I’m getting a few JS errors when it loads, that might be causing the problem.

If this issue started suddenly, did you install any other plugins in the meantime?It’s possible that one of them are interfering with how the JS is loading on that page,hard to say.

Try changing the selector from:

.wprssmi-cs-items .title

… to:

.wprssmi-cs-items .title a

Link elements need more specific style for color and text-decoration.

On Allen’s behalf, thank you!

Are you asking how to format the Pinterest URL to share an image? If so, I’m not sure what that would be, you might want to look up Pinterest’s documentation to see how that is supposed to come together.

If you’re looking for the image URL for the feed item, if I had to guess, I’d say $items[“myimage”] but I’m not terribly familiar with that file.

Let me know if that solves your issue.