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Thanks! I reset “Monitor changes to posts” to “don’t monitor”.

We’ve had to put the installation on hold. I’ll circle back if this is still a problem when we re-install later.

Oops! Nope. Sorry. ??

Here is what they look like before the plugin, we have a function that grabs the first image from the post and displays it for any post without a featured image. https://imgur.com/UZDhY3P

Here is what they look like after running the plugin and the featured image has been attached. https://imgur.com/1hNT4uL

It’s a private site in development so I can’t share the link publicly. Where can I send you a screenshot?

It essentially took a single image and applied it as the featured image to about 150 posts. I was able to remove the image and try again. But, the same thing happened. All posts were assigned the same image.

The client decided to give us FTP access, so I didn’t end up troubleshooting with smaller plugins.

Without the plugin the only message I received was regarding file size. I’ll check with the client and see if they have additional permissions for uploading.

Thanks for the quick response!

Conditions didn’t solve it because I needed a script to fire when the popup loaded. For example, when the popup is cookied, it might not display but the code still loads in the page. I would not want the script to fire in this case.

I was able to follow your documentation for auto-starting a video on popup display and modify it to fire my analytics script.

https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/86-start-video-when-the-popup-opens

Thanks!

Oops! Following the documentation, the script gets added to every page. Is there a hook or something that I can tie into so that the javascript only fires if the popup loads?

Nevermind! Found the answer in the documentation https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/84-getting-started-with-custom-js

Thank you! This was exactly the information I needed. I couldn’t figure out why Yoast’s analytics field wouldn’t accept the code snippet, but I had it formatted incorrectly. This worked perfectly.

Thanks so much!

Thanks for explaining! Unfortunately, this is confusing for clients. The expected behavior would be to have the AMP URL redirect to the normal URL. Is there a function I can reference in order to use your checkbox with the amp_skip_post hook?

I tried setting up my own checkbox with Advanced Custom Fields and was able to use the amp_skip_post hook to disable the AMP URL for specific posts, but it also gets confusing for clients to see 2 “disable AMP” checkbox options.

Thank you SO much! This works great. ??

Hi Don,
Did you have any luck investigating the shortcode I added above?