Eric Holmes

Hey there,

Are you still using this plugin? I apologize for the extreme delay in response. Happy to help if you are!

Hi Donna,

Our plugin is not installed to our knowledge with any other plugin in a packaged format. What version of WordPress are you using?

This plugin did become somewhat obsolete once WordPress 4.6 arrived, as srcset attributes are now built into WordPress.

It’s still useful if you wanted more control over the sizes and images displayed for srcset, though. If you decide to use it again, let us know if you have any questions!

Eric

By the way, that wasn’t Eric replying to you. But do share if you get something working! ??

I haven’t come across anything, but I have noticed when using the API that sometimes the posts don’t update right away. I think they may have built caching into it now. Best to look at the documentation for the plugin to confirm if that’s the case before exploring any further, @wordpressmenow.

On the hunt for this, too.

At the moment, if you use composer in your stack, you can use this.

https://github.com/Shelob9/jp-rest-cache

I don’t use composer, so I’m still on the hunt. Might have to write something myself :).

This article has some good info.

Hi Spinaker,

I don’t have any experience with using MetaSlider, but it looks like they surface their image tag attributes with the metaslider_{type}_image_attributes filter. You can generate the srcset value attribute by using TNSrcSet::get_image_srcset( $attachment_id, $size );. Example usage may be something like the following:

add_filter( 'metaslider_flex_slider_image_attributes', 'spinaker_metaslider_srcset_attribute', 10, 3 );
function spinaker_metaslider_srcset_attribute( $attributes, $slide, $slider_id ) {
    // $attachment_id and $size will need to be replaced by your own data
    $attributes['srcset'] = TNSrcSet::get_image_srcset( $attachment_id, $size );
    return $attributes;
}

This has been fixed in v1.4.

Hi Kosmiq,

Thank you for reporting this error. I’ve just pushed up v1.4 which has the newest version of picturefill

Hi Hotbelgo,

These notices are simple cases of a Boolean being passed to a foreach loop. I’ve addressed these and there will be a plugin update shortly.

Hi Gongl, this has been addressed and will be included in the next update.

Hi Hahrens,

I cannot recreate this issue. If you’re still having troubles please let us know.

Hi @hahrens,

If you have a moment, can you let us know what version of PHP you are running?

We think this may have to do with a PHP 5.3 feature that we may be using, and wanted to confirm you are using a 5.2.x version of PHP before further investigating the issue.

For some more information – where are you seeing these warnings? Admin? Front end?

Thanks again,

Eric

Hi gongl,

Thanks for finding this. In the next day or two, I will push up an update to fix this.

Eric

Nicholas, perhaps if you were looking for a Twitter Feed only, you should have realized that wasn’t the intended use of this plugin. The name itself is “WP to Twitter”, which clearly implies posting FROM WordPress TO a Twitter account, most likely when something is published.

I think this is an unfair review when (sorry to say) the error is on your interpretation of what the plugin’s functionality is, not the plugin itself.

In order for WordPress to gain write access to an account, it must establish an application.

Check your keywords when looking for plugins before you misuse and misunderstand them.

Regards,

Eric