B & L Marketing

There are no Woo fatal errors in the log. I deleted and recreated the feed. It eventually generated but has no results. I have no filters set for the feed.

This doesn’t appear to be a CRON, memory or WooCommerce issue. I successfully process the Google Shopping feed daily with 1,500+ products.

I have reviewed that article and followed all the instructions. Chron is enabled and there are no restrictions as far as I can tell that are preventing the process from completing. The chron jobs kick off, but doesn’t seem to finish and hangs at 67%:

https://imgur.com/MX8QY1f
https://imgur.com/HPSi6Mn

Hello,

Not sure what is causing the problem you’re seeing. Could be a conflict with another plugin or your theme. The plugin requires WordPress version 3.6 and has been tested up to version 4.8.1. Please ensure your site meets these minimum requirements.

I tested the shortcode on two different sites today, using two different themes. No problems. Here is a site using the plugin:

https://www.blmarketingllc.com/wordpress-plugin-wp-careerjet-shortcode/

Also, I’ve tested the HTML using the W3C Markup Validation Tool to ensure there are no open HTML tags that may cause on-page HTML errors:

https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.blmarketingllc.com%2Fwordpress-plugin-wp-careerjet-shortcode%2F

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by B & L Marketing.

OK. Final question: Can a plugin limit functionality until a user agrees? Meaning, could premium functionality be restricted until they enable the profit sharing model?

Thanks again for your quick feedback!

OK. Thanks both for your feedback. Would this be an issue even if the plugin user was notified and/or required to accept the profit sharing model for using the plugin?

I actually don’t see anything in #9 that prohibits this. It’s not illegal or morally offensive. In fact, it could be a win/win relationship between users and plugin developers. I see this as a way for people to have access to premium functionality and plugin developers to create free plugins that can still have an ROI.

In my opinion, it would only be a “dishonest” practice if the user didn’t know about the profit sharing.

Thanks!

I made this update to text-spinner.php:

function wpts_render_shortcode( $atts, $content = null ) {

    $my_content = wpts_spin($content);

    return do_shortcode($my_content);

}
add_shortcode( 'wpts_spin', 'wpts_render_shortcode' );

Now any shortcodes embedded within the [wpts] shortcode should work. Hopefully the next version of the plugin can be updated to include this. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by B & L Marketing.

This is not resolved. I’m still having the same issue as the original poster. Plugin forwards you to Google for authentication, generates auth code, paste into plugin, save, but plugin does not save auth code and ask to choose the profile.

Hey,

I’ve had the same problem for years. This only happens to me when I’m using the network at my work. I believe they have some sort of security issues with script language. I don’t know if that’s right, but it never happens to me at home with the same sites and widget content.

P.S. Let me know if you figure out a workaround. I’ll do the same.

The free version has a section titled “Wrapper Code” that lets you insert code before and after each ad. However, the code never makes it onto the page, as the original poster mentioned.

For me this is happening only when the ad group is being injected after a defined paragraph.

That support forum is only available to ET members I believe. There is an easy workaround. The page builder tool simply adds shortcodes to the page which are rendered when using page builder and on the front-end. When you activate another theme, the page builder isn’t present and you have access to the shortcodes. In our example below we’ll copy modules from the Home page to the Pricing page. It’s kind of annoying but pretty fast:

1. Open both pages you want to work with (e.g., Home and Pricing).
2. Go to Appearance -> Themes and activate default theme.
3. Refresh Home page.
4. Copy shortcodes in content area of Home page.
5. Refresh Pricing page.
6. Paste clipboard contents into content area of Pricing page and SAVE.
7. Go to Appearance -> Themes and reactivate Divi.

Ideally ET staff should update the page builder functionality to allow authors to switch from Text Mode and Page Builder. Good luck and have fun!

I am having the same problem. It’s an issue on the server side. Most likely your hosting account only allows a certain amount of data to be processed at once before it fails. In my case it’s about 400 posts of 500 words each. I then get a 500 Internal Server Error.

This plugin is exactly what I need, but it would be even better if the plugin was scheduling a chron job rather than actually changing the status of posts all at once.

I would love this feature too. I wish the default interface had the option of bulk setting drafts to published with a future date and time. Upon submitting the bulk edit, the plugin would check if date is in the future and rather than publish, set to schedule.

This plugin still not working appropriately. Any idea when it will be updated?

I had this issue also. After I upgraded to 3.7.1 everything works fine.

I see. Thanks.