sforsberg

This has been resolved in the latest version 0.3, please verify this on your end after updating.

You should be able to use this shortcode: [jaif search="snoopdogg" search_type="user-media"] now.

Let me know, thanks!

@chrillep

I actually have not included user media searches into the plugin yet, however I am working on it now. It will be limited by the privacy of the username being searched, at the moment the fix I am working on will only allow public profiles to be visible. Private profiles require you to be logged in to the app and in most cases you have to be friends with them on Instagram.

I already have API authentication ready to go in the plugin, just need to implement the functions to work properly with WordPress.

Not sure when I will be able to update it.

Sorry for getting back to this so late.

The latest update (0.2) seems to have fixed this issue. Moving this to resolved.

@dhelm thank you for the bug report!

This will be resolved in the next version that I am about to make live.

Hey, I just ran across this concern as well and I found a solution by using a very convenient plugin called Regenerate Thumbnails Basically all you have to do is:

1. Install and activate the plugin
2. Locate the tool within the Tools admin menu link
3. Click on the Regenerate All Thumbnails button
4. Wait until the process is completed

Keep in mind the process can take quite some time to complete depending on the amount of images you have in your media library, so make sure you will maintain a steady and strong connection to the Internet during the process and that you do not close the window that is running the regeneration script. Also make sure your settings for Amazon S3 and Cloudfront are correct and are working before starting the regeneration process.

This will not regenerate custom thumbnails that are not registered as being a valid image size in your theme and plugins, so as long as the developers of your theme and plugins followed the standard thumbnail creation process as briefly outlined here then you will be all set. Don’t worry if the images were invalidly created, if the plugin is able to handle output and storage of the image urls appropriately you won’t lose them since none of those images would be overwritten.

Hope this helps.

I had the same issue with a plugin I am developing. It could be your theme, a plugin that is initialized improperly, or a function that is calling core functions of WordPress too early during execution.

If you have access to your files on your server (cPanel’s FileManager, FTP, or equivalent) you can disable your plugins by renaming the /wp-content/plugins/ folder to something like /wp-content/plugins_bak/ and then see if you can at least access your wp-admin section. If so, then that means the issue is with a plugin you are using. You can rename the plugins folder back to the original plugins then you will have to manually rename each plugin’s folder individually and check the admin section after you change each one to see if you gain access.

I would start with plugins that are not as popular and maybe outdated first, then work your way from there.

Hope you get this sorted out.

I updated the plugin to fix this issue, I notified the author about the changes. If you are willing and able to, you simply have to replace line 19:
'q' => urlencode($query['value']), with 'q' => $query['value'], in the retreive_page.php of the plugin.

Then you should see your posts from your account only when you use the ‘from:yourtwitter’ query.

I updated the plugin again, last update seemed to have caused a few bugs when retrieving posts using the ‘from:’ and/or ‘to:’ queries. The urlencode() on line 19 of retrieve_page.php was removed and solved the problem, seemed to only affect the previewed posts. I also updated the post’s titles to be stripped of @replies/retweets and hashtags if the user has that setting set.

I uploaded the files here

Figured I would give you a heads up! ??

You are quite welcome! ??