dlature1

the 3.1.l version is what I have already, so if that’s a “Fix”, it ain’t fixed

I get this error:
Social failed to broadcast the blog post “Urgency of the times for churches to speak up and lead” to one or more of your Social accounts.
Facebook: Dale Lature (Error validating access token: The session has been invalidated because the user has changed the password.)
Possible fixes:
Social was not successful in broadcasting this post (perhaps the service is down?), please try broadcasting again. If you receive this message repeatedly, you can try the support forums.

uh…no…it’s not fixed, unless this “fix” requires me to do something else to take advantage of it

This keeps happening, and now I can’t find what the “fix” is that worked before….but I would rather there be a fix that FIXES this so it doesnt keep happening every month or so

ok…put it in the first location , switched to 2012 thme, and the Provider name shows. So it’s my theme. I’ll look at the 2012 comments.php file and figure it out. Thanks, again.

should I put the code in the plugins/wp-social-login-custom.php or in the wp-includes\comment-template.php ?

anyone else wanna help me with Miled’s HINT? Maybe the code goes in the wp-includes\comment-template.php file, and if so, is there an optimum spot for it? And is there something I then have to do to comments.php in my theme directory? In the meantime, I’ll keep searching for more of the unsolved pieces. Thanks, Miled for your hint. This is no doubt good code exercise for me.

I put that code in the same file I created yesterday (plugins/wp-social-login-custom.php),

but nothing happened. Is there a piece I need to put into my comments.php file under my theme? I understand if you dont have time to go any further, as you hinted.

awesome, Miled. Thanks. That should get me through it (and it did…just tried it). Thank you very much. This is a great plugin. Just what I needed.

sorry, I do know HOW to insert code…just wanted to know WHERE (what file)…
so you are saying this goes into functions.php

The remaining question is that in your example , “https://example.com/#comments” seems to be missing the variables for the existing post URL that is to be appended with #comments

also, shouldn’t the URL be a relative rather than absolute URL?

I guess I am not sure what to do to implement wsl hooks as you indicated above

where is the file I put that into?

wp-content\plugins\wordpress-social-login\assets\js\script.js

I would like to be able to redirect to a particular anchor ID on the page, so the user doesn’t have to scroll down to the end of the post and also perrhaps past the previous comments. I tried appending the anchor tag to the “redirect_to” value , so that instead of value='” + current_url + “‘, it becomes value='” + current_url + “#comments” + “‘, but that didn’t seem to work. I made this change to lines 45, 56, and 60 where that original value was. Is there an easier way to achieve this, and actually works?