cherryaustin

Thank you. I really didn’t mean to diss Super Socializer, it’s more that I decided a simpler approach would be better for my purpose.

Regarding accessibility, there are a LOT of stumbling blocks here. Run one of your demo pages through https://wave.webaim.org to get a report. I’ve managed to reduce a combination of Jetpack & NSL buttons to one or two warnings caused by hidden forms (which are necessary) – but handling all the “onclicks” and other issues in Super Socializer would’ve been a very big job.

Thank you for your other advice, which I’m sure will be helpful to new users ??

Thanks for all your help! Also to @agengpd for a useful question.

I know this is a bit old – but I’ve just been through the same problems. We were getting 0x0 image sizes because our images whizz around a bunch of external servers – they’re optimised elsewhere, then go to WordPress and are also cached at Cloudflare.

We’re currently using EWW Image Optimizer. Hitting ‘Re-Optimize’ is faster than Regenerate Thumbnail to get a thumbnail back in the Media Library – for our setup, anyway. Once you’ve got a thumbnail, WP-SSO finds the image.

I have excluded Media from the plugin’s checks (available in Advanced Settings) because the error messages were driving me nuts. Obviously you wouldn’t want to do this if media are critical to your site: in that case you’ll need to revive your Media Library entry, then save it again.

If you need to define additional Schema types / properties for sections of your content, then you may also consider using WPSSO JSON’s shortcode.

OK, thanks! I’ll have to figure out how to do that … maybe later ?? Good to know where I should be looking.

Thank you. You were right, the problem wasn’t with Analytify. It turned out that Google needed to ‘register’ my account – I can’t explain this, as Google’s guidance was very opaque and I’d been using my Google Analytics account for years without issue. All sorted now, anyway.

Sorry for multiple posts, I kept getting a ‘page not found’ after submitting my query.

Sorry for multiple posts, I kept getting a ‘page not found’ after submitting my query.

Sounds exciting ??
Thanks for the reply!

OK, I consider my wrist slapped. I don’t know anything like enough about this API to determine whether it exposes actual exploits; I leave that to experts. My concerns were about unpublished content.

However, I now understand this content is NOT exposed to visitors without correct permissions/capabilities. I apologise – and will go back to I can see why you’re so excited about it!

– Realised I may not have made my request clear: Please will you explain in simple terms what can be accessed via this API, and recommend adjustments that bloggers may wish to make?

For instance, I could use this to organise the media library – but I can’t now, because I’ve blocked access to /media. I don’t know how to restrict access to authors & above.

Other WP users will have different requirements & concerns. I don’t think it wise to keep them in the dark – maybe you could put a simple how-to guide on the admin screen?

Fair comment ?? I’ve upped it to 4 stars.

That’s exactly what I wanted, too! Thanks!

Thanks, I’m sorry I didn’t notice your quick reply! I hadn’t realised that – but finally figured out how to put my functions in a plugin, which is probably more efficient ??

The simplest thing would be to create a role that has the specific capabilities (permissions) you want, then assign selected users to the role.

You’ve probably done it by now!

The plugin’s author, Shamim, has been in touch to try and resolve the problem. I don’t know whether language difference is an issue, but I have been unable to figure out what went wrong. The code isn’t commented, which makes things harder.

It only seems fair to add that FEP does work. It sends messages and emails recipients. Multiple malware scanners found no issues with it: it seems to be secure.

Quite a bit of fine-tuning is needed to make it look nice and to exclude certain levels of user from the service. Doing this was okay: it’s an inexpensive plugin, I expected some extra work.

The unavailable function I needed was to select multiple recipients from the list (‘directory’). If you already know the names of all your members, it’s fine – there’s an autocomplete field on the new message page, which accepts multiple values. It should’ve been a piece of cake to post a multiple selection from the directory to the message page, however it wasn’t. I fully accept that my PHP is rusty, but it still wouldn’t work even with Shamim’s advice.

It’s quite likely they will fix this function in the pro version. I hope so – and trust that Shamim will update this listing when they’ve done so.