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I’ve resolved the issue by recreating the oAuth Client ID.

Thanks for your quick response.

we’ll the one in google is appears as:

The redirect URI in the request: https://website.com/accounts/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=gmail-smtp-settings&action=oauth_grant did not match a registered redirect URI.

so the only different being that theres they amp; after the ampersand. I’ll try and reset the application.

I’m seeing some inconsistencies between load balanced servers in W3 memcache caches / settings, it seems that I need to make sure I clear caches on both servers separately.

Can you confirm / advise?

This issue does seem to be corrected – Thanks for your great work!

Thanks for your response.

I understand, but the output to doesn’t make sense.

I have a client whose twitter page looks like this:

Client-Name
@client-name-US

So I input “client-name-US” into your plugin but the on the front end visitors see @client-name which is misleading because that is not their correct handle.

The Feed should remove the @ sign and just display the Client-Name no?

Anyway to change that output? I did pay for the plugin ??

Thanks,
Robert