xmasons

The WordPress plugin relies on the service to work, but alas, it has been shut down.

I’m going to mark this resolved – if you still have questions feel free to re-open it.

We’ve bumped up the plugin (v.4.08) to include custom post types. This should remedy the issue you were having.

I’m going to tap our engineering department to further assist you on your questions. Please send your issue to the following address – [email protected]

They should be able to assist you promptly.

Let’s see if I can assist you. While in the admin area of WordPress, select the Posts tab. You should see a list of all your posts listed. There should be a column listed as Syndicated, allowing you to see which of your posts are syndicated.

You may manually select which posts are syndicated by selecting the Edit Post page of the article, as you would do if you wanted to update or revise that post. In the right hand column, there is a widget labeled Repost with the option to syndicate the article.

Hopefully that should answer your question, but if not, let me know if you’d like more help with this.

Tell you what, I’m going to ping my server admins to see if they’ve done anything on the backend of our servers before casting weight on the WP 3.6(.1) upgrade. Let’s consider this topic resolved.

If something crops up again, I will have more information to provide. Esmi, thanks for all you do; it’s greatly appreciated.

Anything in 3.6 then? It could simply be coincidence and perhaps something else, but the issue only became apparent after the upgrade. No other changes have occurred on my end, which is why I ask. I’m trying to narrow the issue down and looking at the obvious sources first.

Same here. The plugin that I’ve produced hasn’t been able to send any emails since upgrading to 3.6.1

Here’s a modified request –

Allow users to selectively subscribe to individual forums/sub-forums (via their profile page) and be sent notifications of a new topic or reply. bbPress Digest sorta does this, but only sends out daily or weekly digests.

You might get a little more traction on your question over on the bbPress forum instead.

https://bbpress.org/forums/

Any updates on your plugin? I’d love to try it out.

Looks like both templates of wp-profile.php and bbp-profile.php are being displayed within the user’s bbPress profile instead of only bhp-profile.php

Yeah, I noticed that link structure was relying on BuddyPress. It was an easy change in plugin.php on line 25 from:

/members/

…to…

/forums/users/

Easy-peasy.

Same issue, same fix.

WP 3.4.2 and BWS 3.4.4

I think you’ve nailed the question. My current setup is a multi-site configuration, so I can almost guarantee that with the multiple themes, database, plugins, and media library, that the zipped archive exceeds 2GB.

Thanks for the prompt and clear response!