trivum

I am having problems with Twitter images when choosing a “Custom” image. (Facebook works fine for me.)

Insert page icon is missing for me too. Would really like to use this plugin.

OK, thanks.

But what does AIO do with the “Twitter site” handle by default? I’m not seeing it outputted anywhere.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by trivum.
• This reply was modified 8 years ago by trivum.

Both if possible. If not, then appended to the end of the tweet.

Hi,

Thanks for the response.

Do you mean the URL of the LinkedIn page? I believe that’s in a private group, and so you wouldn’t be able to access it.

If you mean the page that it’s supposed to be pulling the image from, that URL is here: https://www.agilealliance.org/ron-jeffries-and-chet-hendrickson-to-keynote-aatc2017/

By the way, here’s a screenshot of the image not showing up:

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OK, it seems there were LOTS of plugin folders.

I was doing this for a client on GoDaddy, and he had folders with the same domain name all over the place. As it turns out, I was looking in the wrong one.

Thanks for the help.

The plugin is not showing up in the backend in any place – on the plugins page or on individual pages/posts as meta boxes.

When I tried to reinstall it, I got the message that the folder already existed. So I looked on the server, and the folder was indeed there. So I deleted the folder and tried to reinstall it, but I keep getting the message that the folder already exists.

I tried deactivating all other plugins and the theme, but I still got the same message.

Amboutwe – I did manually update the plugin, but I’m running into the same issue.

Thanks. I’ll check that.

Found the issue. It was theme related.

Hi,

Thanks for the reply.

It’s not an isolated incident. It looks like all the posts are getting pulled into every category page.

It also happens with new posts.

I’ve disabled all plugins, but the problem still persists.

Thanks.

OK, thanks.

Thanks for the tip.

I believe the mistake is “built in” because if you were to paginate a post, you wouldn’t want a canonical link pointing back to the first page (as all the pages would hold different content).

It seems there’s no differentiation between paginated comments and paginated posts.