Error message for Revive Old Posts

I have the same issues:

Error posting on twitter. Error: {“errors”:[{“message”:”You currently have access to a subset of Twitter API v2 endpoints and limited v1.1 endpoints (e.g. media post, oauth) only. If you need access to this endpoint, you may need a different access level. You can learn more here: https:\/\/developer.twitter.com\/en\/portal\/product”,”code”:453}]}

Hi, I have a similar problem. No post is shared on Twitter, and the following error is returned:

Error posting on twitter. Error: {“title”:”Too Many Requests”,”detail”:”Too Many Requests”,”type”:”about:blank”,”status”:429}

However, “too many requests”, but, I repeat, zero posts are shared on Twitter (Facebook is running OK).

Thanks for your help.

Same problem here. The steps you outlined here do not fix the issue. Can someone please get back to us? https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/error-posting-on-twitter-too-many-requests/?

Hi @chasharris, please check the guide on this thread: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/twitter-fix-api-issue/. Your Callback URL format might be wrong based on the error.

@icrespo, you need to create an app inside the Twitter Developer page and generate the API keys. Please check this guide: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/twitter-fix-api-issue/

@sebosiris, @jordiparera – kindly confirm if you were able to generate the API keys inside the Twitter Developer page? If you have previously added your Twitter account, please remove it then add it back using your own API keys.

Hi @purplecodes – thank you for your reply. As per my original post in this thread, I have already tried all this, and it didn’t work.

I removed my old Twitter account, added it back using my own API keys, and received the error message: “Error encountered The Callback URL of your Twitter application seems to be wrong.”

I have tried changing the callback URL to https://charles-harris.co.uk/wp-admin/admin.php?page=TweetOldPost – to no effect.

Just tried it again. Same error message.

Do you have any further ideas?

Hello, The problem was the quotes for the add_filter. I copy pasted your code but WordPress would not validate the quotes, I just had to change the quotes to be:
add_filter( ‘option_rop_first_install_version’, ‘__return_false’ );

This did the trick to be able to add the API keys

Sebosiris is right. You need to use the inline code tag in the toolbar so your single quotes don’t become curly quotes.

add_filter( 'option_rop_first_install_version', '__return_false' );

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Boston Tom.

@purplecodes @sebosiris This would appear to be the same code I tried before, so the issue must presumably be elsewhere. Or am I missing something?

Hi, Thank you very much, AC (@purplecodes). It worked, so the plugin is working fine again. A great plugin by the way! Thanks!

Hi @chasharris!

Please replace the line of code with the one that can be found here to make sure the brackets are not causing any further issues. Let us know if the problem persists after that.

Thank you!

Hi @luciamarinescu – Thank you for your suggestion. The new line of code – add_filter( ‘option_rop_first_install_version’, ‘__return_false’ ); – looks identical to the one I mentioned above, and which doesn’t work. Or am I missing something here?

Looking back at the thread again, I come across the line, “You need to use the inline code tag in the toolbar so your single quotes don’t become curly quotes.” I’m sorry to sound like an idiot, but I assume this is a crucial piece that I’m somehow missing. However I don’t know what the words mean. What is the inline code tag? Where is the toolbar and how to I get one into the other?

Hi @chasharris,

Please replace the line of code mentioned by Lucia, with this one.

add_filter( 'option_rop_first_install_version', '__return_false' );

Even if it looks identical, as other users mentioned, the quotes format might differ.

I hope this will help.