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An ongoing problem that the developers refuse to even acknowledge, let alone fix. Why they don’t post about it is anyone’s guess.

It’s gotten to the point where it almost feels deliberate, perhaps they think people scheduling posts are spammers and they withold the functionality so users can’t line up dozens of daily posts for the next year and abandon their project.

3rd party plugins cannot be controlled in this way, yet the official plugin probably takes this line to protect themselves.

Thanks buddy, perfect.

Thanks Kamal, I can work with those details. Very much appreciated!

Thanks Joe, much appreciated.

Okay thanks splashingpixels, thought as much. I probably should’ve left security out of it, that’s more relevant to why I disguse my full WP setup rather than solely Woo.

Thanks again.

Excellent news, thank you.

Your cut off problem is CSS related, that sharing window is known as the “Facebook flyout” (Google it) and I had a similar problem.

My solution was to remove an ‘overflow:hidden’ from my website’s main container div (the flyout was cutting off at the edge of the container). Alternatively I think you can try adding ‘overflow:visible !important’ to the div holding the FB button but I haven’t tested that.

Either way, I believe it’s an overflow CSS problem 100% of the time!

I just tried this app on its own with a clean WP install, no other plugins installed.

My ‘box unchecking’ issue has gone but I maintain, like daveslc says.. the Scheduled posts are not posting to the Facebook timeline.

Ah I see, makes sense.

Temporary fix in my case was to replace the multiple ’empty’ with empty1 :, empty2 :, and (blank) with a hyphen.

Apologies for the very late reply to this, I’ve just taken another look and realised..

If I enter a Title Tag in the SEO Settings meta box of a post it overrides whatever is in the Title Tag Rewriter settings. So if I leave it blank I get the {post} | {blog} as expected.

So if I use custom SEO titles I’ll need to add my blogname manually in the same field, an option for posts with custom titles to automatically add | {blog} would be great in the future, though.

Thanks

Happening with me too (of course, as it hasn’t been fixed).

It’d be really nice if someone on the dev team could at least acknowledge this thread and say ‘sure it’ll be fixed in X weeks/months’ as right now this is extremely frustrating.

It’s because after you click “Schedule” the ‘post to timeline’ meta checkbox on that actual post will untick itself. Thus when the time arrives to publish it, the box is unticked, so it doesn’t post to timeline.

It appears that if post_status = future the plugin doesn’t remember your timeline post/dont post choice.

I hope this bug is high on the devs priority list, it’s really quite a problem!

(please fix it guys!)

Within WP, log in as usual and it should be on your profile settings page (Users > Your Profile in left menu)

I have everything unchecked except for the “Facebook Status on XYZ Timeline” (which is my website’s FB page) meta box when creating a new post.

I may have had a similar problem, my solution was to.. Users > Your Profile and uncheck “Post an article to my Facebook Timeline after it is public.”

Only posts to my FB Page now.

Apologies for bumping again, I really would like to know if what I need is possible here and whether I can do it via functions.php, it’d help MASSIVELY.

What I’d like to do:
– Disable “Facebook Status on xyz.com Timeline” box appearing on specific post_types.

– Have the [ ] Post to xyz.com unchecked by default in the above box.

Is there any IF function I can use which would modify the above 2 requests as I need them?

Thanks for your time/help, appreciated.