DFC005

So the whole section in the plugin for Rest API and creating key/secrets etc is just pointless?

Yes, I’m trying to work out how to use the API as well.

I’ve setup some new key/secret via the Tools -> Rest API section but cannot find any documention or examples on how to use this?

I assume it should be quite straight forward. Little help?

I believe it’s related to this error: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/badly-formulated-sql-command-in-cron-job/

We have the same issue and are awaiting a fix.

Yup, I’m getting the same.

Any update on this?

Also, when using style 14 and selecting System Mode, it only seems to update when you click the button. I was hoping/thought that selecting System Mode would mean that when my OS changes to night mode for instance, the web site would automatically change to night mode as well.

This does not seem to be the case from my testing.

Is that the only toggle switch with that feature? I’d much prefer something that shows the users current selection like the rest of the switches/toggles seem to be.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 2 weeks ago by DFC005.

I’ve been chasing this issue for a few weeks now as well.

The issue we have, which sounds exactly like the original post is that we create a draft of a post at say 9am. This might be edited a few times through out the day and then published at say 4pm. Previously, when it was published at 4pm, the timestamp for the post would be 4pm.

The issue now is that when published at 4pm, the timestamp for the post is 9am (the time when the original draft was created). This has only started happening recently.

After reading the above post, I have tried disabling WooCommerce and can confirm that this seems to resolve the issue.

OK, looking into it further I found this post: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/post-draft-conflict-with-publish-date/

I then disabled WooCommerce briefly on my site and this brought back the Publish?immediately option.

It looks like WooCommerce is the culprit.

Hi there, I’ve just tested with the Classic Editor off and found that it too seems to put the draft article in the past when it does finally get changed to published.

So perhaps this isn’t an issue with Classic Editor at all but potentially a PHP error or a core WordPress issue?!

We have the same issue and I think it coincided with an upgrade to PHP 8.1 as well.

The issue we have, which sounds exactly like the original post is that we create a draft of a post at say 9am. This might be edited a few times through out the day and then published at say 4pm. Previously, when it was published at 4pm, the timestamp for the post would be 4pm.

The issue now is that when published at 4pm, the timestamp for the post is 9am (the time when the original draft was created). This has only started happening recently.

I’m getting this same error appearing after updating to the latest version (Version 4.3.27) of the plugin today.

I already have the Full Content and Professional add-ons, is that what is required to easily removed the HTML from the title and excerpts?

And if not, happy to write some custom code using filters. Does the plugin have filters I can hook into to do this or are you suggesting I do this via the normal WordPress hooks?

I’m stilling the same issue with the latest update.

If I view the source and delete the following…

<div class="attachments-wrapper">...</div>

I can then access the images but still can’t scroll.

Good to know it’s not just me! haha

Any update on a fix?