DowntownRob

Not sure, it’s best to look at the raw feed, combined or not, and see if the IMG SRC HTML is included. If so, then it’s a parsing issue with whatever service is trying to use that feed, and you’d have to contact them.

I pushed out an update that should address this and fix the issue while maintaining backwards compatibility as well, very similar to your code. Thank you.

I’ll look into this more…

Hi there,

No you’d need to have someone code more Javascript to capture the email address and push it somewhere, it’s how many cart abandonment systems work, so they can send out emails asking if they’re still interested in the item(s) they added to the cart but never checked out.

This plugin just does the form field tracking.

The image is already displayed in your feed because it’s part of the body of the post? Then you need to choose between using the Featured Image, or adding it to the body of the post. Otherwise you get two images shown in the feed.

If the Featured Image isn’t displayed by your theme, and so you add it to the body, then perhaps there’s a theme option you can use to display the Featured Image, or you can ask the theme author to support Featured Images, modify the theme code to add support for Featured Images, or change themes.

This is now fixed in WP core, the insecure ajax-loader.gif issue remains:

/includes/separates/gateways/paypal/paypal-min.js:

w.src='<?php echo $vars[“i”]; ?>/ajax-loader.gif’

and that $vars[“i”] is outputting the non-SSL hostname it seems:

w.src=’https://domain.com/wp-content/plugins/s2member/images/ajax-loader.gif&#8217;

Same issue. Clicking on the Call to Action button does nothing. It’s really sad that a great plugin working so well suddenly breaks across all sites. I’d upgrade and pay for the add-ons but not with it being so unreliable. I’d recommend testing updates much better in the future?

I see images in both mixed feeds, but only on certain posts, are there only a few that have Featured Images set? My plugin only uses Featured Images and adds them to the feed.

I’d ask the theme authors about the issue, see if they have suggestions. If there’s no theme option checkbox, it’s a fairly simple fix, adding a few lines to the single post page where you want the image to appear:

<?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ):?>
<div class="featured-image-wrap"><?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?></div>
<?php endif; ?>

If you’d like help email me [email protected] and I can give you a quick estimate, probably just a half hour of dev and testing time.

My pleasure! Great site BTW. If I ever make it to Johannesburg I’ll say hi, or if you’re ever near San Diego. ??

Hi there,

It looks like you have a Featured Image set, as well as have the photo added in the body of the post. The theme you’re using doesn’t show the Featured Image. But the RSS feed will show both the Featured Image, and the images in the body.

I’d see if the theme can be set (or modify the theme code) to show the featured image, then remove that image from the body.

Yeah I see the images in the RSS feed ok.

Not sure of the issue with the other plugin.

Hi there,

The photo looks like a good size and quality on your website, change the image size to a larger size in the Options page? It should use whatever size you select there for the RSS feed, and then they should come through to BlogLovin in the larger size.

Thanks Frank, makes sense. It does use jQuery and JS.

Thanks for that, I’ll get it updated as soon as I can.