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Works for me.

Works fine. How did you get it to work?

+ \o/

what to use then ?:/

I mean what was your situation? Might help figuring out the problem uknow.

I did another test with another website and to me it seems a little bit more stable when using just one twitter account. But the same problem sticks, some tweets are skipped.

WAXFROGDESIGN: Do let us know if you find one ?? I heard that twitter tools isn’t working either?

What’s your experience WAXFROGDESIGN? I’m still stuck with this..

yes, it is indeed working now!

but there seems to be a problem using this in conjunction with qtranslate when using a landing page. submissions are redirected back to the default language.

i would happily use the ajax submission feature if the ‘Success Message’ would be shown beneath the form. are there any plans to change this behavior in the future version?

Thanks for the reply Kevin. Ok, that figures.. ??

I just changed all the ninja form collations i could find from ‘latin1_swedish_ci’ to ‘utf8_general_ci’ with phpmyadmin. Looks to be working, I will confirm when fully working.

wp-content/plugins/ninja-forms/includes/display_functions.php

row: 252

echo "<div id='ninja_form'><p class='req-item-desc'>";
                        printf(__('Items marked with %s are required', 'ninja-forms'), "<span class='required-item'>*</span>");
                        echo "</p>";

change to:

`
echo “<div id=’ninja_form’>”; // <p class=’req-item-desc’>
// printf(__(‘Items marked with %s are required’, ‘ninja-forms’), “<span class=’required-item’>*</span>”);
// echo “</p>”;
`

just an example… ??

depends on which label alignment do you use. for example for textbox-label-adove:

in ninja_forms_display.css

.span-textbox-label-above {}
	.span-textbox-label-above input {padding: 2px 5px; width: 97%;}
	.span-textbox-label-above label {}

change to:

.span-textbox-label-above { width: 200px;}
	.span-textbox-label-above input {padding: 2px 5px; width: 92%;}
	.span-textbox-label-above label {}

Voila.

this made my day. thanks for sharing!

found it from functions.php:

function p2_title_from_content( $content ) {
	$title = p2_excerpted_title( $content, 8 ); // limit title to 8 full words

        // Try to detect image or video only posts, and set post title accordingly
        if ( empty( $title ) ) {
               	if ( preg_match("/<object|<embed/", $content ) )
                       	$title = __( 'Video Post', 'p2' );
               	elseif ( preg_match( "/<img/", $content ) )
                       	$title = __( 'Image Post', 'p2' );
        }

        return $title;
}

Unfortunately I started the party too soon-)
The newer account was working for a while but seems to have stopped working again. While the older account works no problem. I cant seem to find any logic behind this, just irregularity. I even tried to a few bunch of hocus pocus magic tricks…

Looks like I might have solved the problem.

As I was reading this post I realized that the difference between those accounts was that the other had the hashtags in the twitter account description and the other had not.

So I added the hashtags in the description and now in combination with a tweet that also has the hashtag (I tried without and didn’t work..;-) it’s counting all the tweets so far.

See example screenshot here

Thank you for the precious WordPress plugin! Cheers ??

Finally! add tagline to front page title solution. Thanks a lot!

I’m new to using WordPress and I can really see that the level of users is reflecting on the level of help around. phew! =)