Yoav Kadosh

Hi there,
if you deleted the plugin and the ini files, then you’ve practically removed any trace of the plugin. This plugin does not store any data in the database.
I suggest you look in the server logs and see exactly what’s throwing the error.

By the way, the plugin also creates a .user.ini file, so you might want to get that removed if you haven’t done so.

Yes that makes sense. Thanks!

Hi there, the avatar_size option was introduced in 2.1.6. Was your version older than that?

Thanks for the update

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by Yoav Kadosh.

Hi there,
I’ve tested your query in the Twitter API console, and it looks like twitter does not return any images for your tweets. Unfortunately we have no control over how the Twitter API operates… It could be related to the type of the images, or to the way they’ve been uploaded, or it could be something else entirely.

One more thing, are you using the shortcode editor to generate your shortcodes? Because it looks a bit different than it should. Also, there is no need for the @ symbol in the username.

Hi there, this is very strange. Are you getting any errors? Perhaps in the server logs?

Hi there, i’m not sure I understand what you wrote, can you elaborate?

Sure, you can contact us at [email protected]

Hi there,
can you please provide more information about your issue so that I can reproduce it?
A URL might also help.

Hi there Oscar,
There can be other plugins/themes that override local INI settings. Clicking on ‘delete .ini files’ will delete the files, provided that PHP has enough privileges to do so (if not, an error message would be shown). You can also try to open the file system on your server to see if there are .ini files that override these settings.

Additionally, some servers are configured to ignore certain rules in your local .ini, which explains why you can’t modify them using this plugin.

Fixed in v3.0.1

Hi there Amityweb,
I’m truly sorry to hear that, my apologies.
We’ve upgraded to a new version of the framework upon which the plugin is developed and it appears that it didn’t recognized the old settings that were stored in the database.
I’m working on a fix for that at the moment, hopefully it’s not too late.

Currently there is no option to disable it. But with a bit of jQuery you can disable it yourself:

$('body').off('click', '.atf-tweet-wrapper');

I will consider adding an option to disable it in a future version.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Yoav Kadosh.

Fixed in version 2.1.12

Thank you for reporting, i’ll look into it