Sean Barton

@devnihil I have had this same issue with very Divi site I’ve had to use it on for social sharing. There seems to be a consistent issue with social sharing but more recently around LinkedIn whch I believe to have found a fix for. Essentially LinkedIn prefers oembed data to og tags and if both are present it will take the data from oembed instead.

This was accentuated for us by the fact that Yoast was added on a dev site and the oembed info was cached previously meaning the image that was shared pointed to a dev site. I installed a little plugin to disable oembed which did the trick but I could do with knowing if this is something you have heard of before?

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Sean

Thanks for the support everyone, I fully intend to keep on top of it. As it turns out there is nothing huge to add at the moment as the plugin works quite well but there are certainly plans to make it better. I am about to confirm support for the current version of WP and push an update later today but it will only contain bug fixes. Any ideas for improvements I’d love to hear about though ??

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Sean

@edo888 thanks for the reply. sorry for the late response but Christmas happened ??

I’ve removed the second reference to the selector but am still experiencing the same issue I’m afraid. The span tags are being added all over the place too.. I’m more concerned by the repetition though at the moment.

Any idea what might be causing it?

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Sean

Hi there, thanks for letting us know. can you please elaborate on development project vs stable. Do you mean in PO Edit? Any chance you can send me the german translations so I can integrate them into the core?

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Sean

Hi there, it’s a server issue I’m afraid not a plugin one. I know this was posted months ago but changing the table won’t make any difference to the speed of export. I work with sites where that table is several GB and millions of rows.. that’s what MySQL was designed for ??

The memory limit on your site looks to be in the region of 256mb.. just change it to 512 and you’ll get the export fine.

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Sean

Ah damn, Thanks for letting me know. I’ll check it out

Sure will do. I tend to include the changelog with my plugins but confess I might have forgotten to add one.

There is no documentation necessary. You just activate the plugin and it will store the submissions. There are no settings etc..

Hi there, it’s not currently possible to select which forms are included/excluded because the plugin is designed to save everything. You can export information on a per-form basis though so in theory despite the other forms storing information, they can easily be separated for export.

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Sean

Hi there, as it stands there isn’t another plugin that links into mine. The data is stored in a custom post type so it could be queried easily enough though. I’m working on a PRO version of the plugin very soon so this is perhaps something I could perhaps include. Get in touch with me via my site of FB and I’ll add it to the list.

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Sean

Thanks. I’ll have a look into how to accomplish this.

I’d be happy to add the translation. If you send the files to barton.sean [at] gmail . com please

Sean

Hey there. It uses a CPT in the wp_posts table.

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Sean

I’m guessing there was an issue on your site entirely unrelated to my plugin. The plugin file does not exist is something you get when the files have been removed and you have yet to visit the plugins page on the back end of your site yet. It shows because the site thinks it is active but the files aren’t there. The other alternative is a failed update which would have had to be manual. In essence there is no way at all that this could have happened without intervention.

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Sean

It does thanks. I’ll have a look into it and see if I can sort.

I’m guessing that when the form is part of a template, the ID is different that it sends through. I’ll check it out.

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