Tanin

Nope.

Sometimes copy/pasting [wp-blogroll] causes issues. You may want to try typing it in manually.

I’m afraid the plugin can’t do that. You’re going to have to use the description field to include the file size.

Looking at your source code it seemed as though you were using some kind of caching plugin. I’ve seen the issue with shorturl’s not corresponding to the right blog entries before. Usually it goes away on its own after clearing the cache. You may want to try setting a different shortener to see if that works and then switch back to bit.ly again. If that doesn’t work contact me via my website (0xtc.com) and I’ll send you a build with debugging options to see where the problem is.

Sounds like an object caching issue.

When switching over to bit.ly/j.mp make sure you also manually clear your cache. If you’re using W3 Total Cache you can also add wpTweetButton to the “Non-persistent groups” list under Object Cache.

Let me know if that helps.

you’re welcome and thanks!

Gremlins! Could you try that again and let me know if it works?

The default behavior was inherited from how WordPress originally rendered blogrolls. If you’re using showdesc=1 I can see how removing the description from the title would make sense. I’ll consider adding your modification as an option in a future version.

2.0.1 should be up in a few minutes. Let me know if that fixes your PHP issue.

Sorry about the PHP5 issue. The alternative would be less secure. I’ll put up a workaround soon.

good catch. Fixed it in 2.1.7 (uploading now)

The following is a rudimentary representation of where the function lives:
(..in the main php file of a WordPress plugin…)

class WpPluginClass{
	function WpPluginClass(){
		$this->tw_flush_cache();
	}
	function tw_flush_cache(){
		if ($_POST['tw_flush_cache']=='1'){
			if (function_exists('w3tc_pgcache_flush')) {
				w3tc_pgcache_flush();
				return 'w3';
			} else if (function_exists('wp_cache_clear_cache')) {
				wp_cache_clear_cache();
				return 'sc';
			}
		}
		return false;
	}
}

$nInst = new WpPluginClass();

The cache should be cleared when the configuration page of the plugin is saved and thus $_POST[‘tw_flush_cache’] is 1. The function returns ‘w3’ but the cache does not seem to be cleared.

So, how do I check W3TC’s initialization status?

You can also hide the title by disabling categorization with the notitle parameter.

Example:

[wp-blogroll notitle=1]

I went ahead and added them both as options. It’ll be included in the next release.

In that case I would suggest adding this at the end of your theme’s functions.php

remove_filter('get_shortlink', 'wpme_get_shortlink_handler', 10, 4);
add_filter('get_shortlink','tw_strip_www',10,1);
function tw_strip_www($content){
	$str = str_replace('https://www.','https://',$content);
	$str = str_replace('https://www.','https://',$str);
	return $str;
}

The first line disables the wp.org shortener and the rest removes the www.