alwaysalready

That’s brilliant. Thanks for the help. Really nice plugin that’s improved my site!!

Thanks for the quick response. Have emailed you.

short codes, not shortcakes (although that would be nice too!).

Many Thanks Augusto. Yes, this would be a valuable addition to the great plugin you’ve built!
Thank you for all the hard work!

That’s kind of you to offer these suggestions and to clarify. Many thanks…

And thank you too for the extremely helpful plugin.

Working now. Many thanks – really impressive response. Also, thanks for the fantastic plug-in!

Thank you!

This will be of no help, but just wanted to say I’ve run into the same problem (particularly as @tedmaster describes it).

I think my big problem is I can’t “Associate my WordPress account with my Facebook account”. When I select either of the “Associate …” links at the bottom of my /wp-admin/profile.php page nothing seems to change. Occasionally I’ll get a pop-up window for a moment or have the chance to login (if I’m not logged in to FB already). However, whatever happens, the links appear again at the bottom of the profile page. Also, on the FB plugin “social publisher” page, I have a red cross/x after point 3. (“Authenticate with Facebook to allow your Facebook application to post to your Timeline or Page on your behalf when a post is published”). So, the long and short of it is I don’t seem to be able to establish an association between my WP site and FB.

For what it’s worth, I’ve gone through the process of trying to get the publish action reviewed and approved. Like others I get the submission rejected with the following explanation:

You do not need to request these permissions because your blog or CMS is integrated with an app that you admin. As an App admin, you can already access these permissions and post to your Timeline or a page you admin. You can provide access to additional users by adding them as developers of your App.

As @jessepearson says, the problems may run deeper than simply establishing the WP-FB association, but for now that is stopping me from trying anything else.

Sorry, old post I know, but just in case, I managed to do this by writing a function in functions.php that first gets data through a json query and then passes it to a function written in the wp-d3 chart manager window. It’s important to not pass the json data to the function until the svg ‘canvas’ is drawn and you know you have all the data.

If you need any elaboration let me know.

Yep, sure. Filled out the bug report. Look forward to hearing from you.
Alex

Nope, not using SSL.

I’ve gone back to 4.0.23 and everything seems to be working.

Good luck with all the issues – I’m going to wait for a while and definitely back up before I try again.

I’ve looked at the PHP file and it looks like this error is associated with the filter parameter.

Anyway, I’ve found a way around the error is to include the filter parameter in the short code. For example:

[mendeley type=”folders” id=”xxx” filter=”author=Name”]