Spencer Hill

Okay. Thank you!

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Hi Sybre,

Thanks for the reply and being swift. However, I think you may have misunderstood what I’m trying to accomplish.

I’m not having an issue with the image caching, it’s flat out not using the pages featured image. You can see this in the URL in the site code even before it gets to Facebook.

I’m specifically wondering if there is a Hook of some kind that allows me to tell The SEO Framework to use a specific image URL instead of the fallback.

Thanks for your time.

Would you provide screenshot of your settings in Facebook as well as in the Plugin?

1. Someone can submit this as a Pull Request on the GitHub repository and it will be included in the next release.

If you get this error after configuring Facebook Login the solution is to add the URL’s outlined in step 6.

6. Facebook normally shouldn’t require an Authorized redirect URI, however if it did, use both of those urls on Facebook Login > Settings > Valid OAuth redirect URIs:.

https://stonefabricatorsmarket.test/app/plugins/wordpress-social-login/hybridauth/?hauth.done=Facebook
https://stonefabricatorsmarket.test/app/plugins/wordpress-social-login/hybridauth/?hauth_done=Facebook

I’m experiencing this issue as well.

I’m experiencing this issue as well. WP-CLI wp media regenerate --yes seems to work. Is there no patch for this yet though?

I’m experiencing this issue as well. It’s pretty frustrating that it breaks when used in conjunction with do_shortcode. Is this something that is going to be fixed?

Thank you.

Hi George,

I haven’t had the opportunity to save anything to the database yet. I just installed the Plugin and discovered these errors. I also tried deleting and reinstalling the Plugin.

Actually, there are many of these errors when XDebug is enabled.

Here’s a near complete set of screenshots to help you guys debug it.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1STAxq3WY865V3DfYFp7blUqojbXx5Bbr

Ok. I am going to write my own code to display the calendar with availability and rates. I see that on the back end I can grab the calendar rates, and obviously the available dates are in the code somewhere. Can you give me any direction on what PHP files I will find this code in so I can piece it together? Thank you.

To clarify, I placed it in wp-hotel-booking/single-room.php as instructed in the template file located in wp-hotel-booking/templates-single-room.php

Also, many of the template files say “tp-hotel-booking/” when I believe it should say “wp”

I just discovered it’s related to the Permalink structure. My default was “Post Name” https://tinytranquility.test/sample-post/ changing it to any others resolved the issue.

Hey,

I appreciate the response. Obviously thoughtful.

If this Plugin does actually do something without the premium version I would be willing to test that and revise my review contextual to that functionality. I’m not just looking to complain. ??

It’s against WordPress Plugin Directory policies to publish a Plugin that doesn’t actually do anything – specifically when it requires the user to purchase something else. That seems to be the case unfortunately. But please correct me if I’m wrong.

I’m a Plugin author too and offer free versions that invite people to upgrade to premium. So I respect and appreciate that approach.