Andrew Rockwell

Hi,

Is the authenticating linkedin profile the owner of that company?

Also, did you remember to check “rw_company_admin” in the linkedin app?

Ok, I’ll do some testing this evening and get back to you with a fix.

The plugin doesn’t appear to be active right now, but when it was I could see that the breakpoint was missing. Did you get any error messages while trying to update the breakpoint setting?

If you give me access to the backend I’ll fix it.

[email protected]

Hi Ploink,

With the current version of the plugin there is no way to do these 2 things, but these are good ideas and I’ll be sure to incorporate each of them for the next release of the plugin!

Thanks,
Andrew

Looks like you didn’t set a breakpoint.

In the admin panel go to ‘Settings’->’Responsive Tables’, and enter/ save a breakpoint in this field:
‘Add breakpoint for the responsive table’

The breakpoint is how wide the screen will be (in pixels) when it converts the tables to a mobile view. One of your tables is 876px wide, so for the breakpoint I would use 900.

Hi,

It should be as simple as setting the breakpoint, & checking ‘Activate for all Tables’ on the settings page. Can you provide a link to your website?

Thanks,
Andrew

For anybody looking here with the same problem:

– If you have https, make sure your “WordPress Address (URL)” is also https.
– You can find that field in the admin section under Settings->General.

– If you can’t edit the URL, you’ll need to edit wp-config.php, look for this:
define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://website.com’);

Could I take a look at the backend? You can contact me here:
[email protected]

By the way where did this URL come from, is this the page where you got the error notice? :
https://www.linkedin.com/company/5056477?trk=tyah&trkInfo=clickedVertical%3Acompany%2CclickedEntityId%3A5056477%2Cidx%3A2-1-2%2CtarId%3A1453736981248%2Ctas%3Apliant%20solution

Hi pliantsol,

2 things to check:
– Do you have ‘rw_company_admin’ checked in the linkedin.com app?

– For the redirect URL you need to

1. copy the ‘Redirect URL’ link provided by my plugin
2. paste it to the OAuth 2.0 ‘Authorized Redirect URLs’ in the linkedin.com app
3. click add
4. update the linkedin app

Do you have the Redirect URL saved in the linkedin app?
For you the redirect url should probably look like:
https://pliantsolutions.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=linkedin_recent_updates

After you check these try to regenerate the access token and see if it works then.

Thanks,
Andrew

Thanks for the info. I’ll include a warning for PHP versions that are too low in the next update!

Is there any way I can take a look at the site? You can contact me here:
[email protected]

Ok, I’m going to download WP 4.3.2 and see if I can replicate the problem.

Just noting here in case others have this issue…

The problem was that on the developer.linkedin.com app, the ‘rw_company_admin’ checkbox field was not checked.

I actually gave that a try and it didn’t work. Even after removing query_posts() from my page :/