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For completeness, Typeform have said this:

” No it does not actually store the users personal information if the Typeform is embedded on the website. Cookies are small text files that store information on your browser about what you did on our website. They don’t let us see any of your computer content but they do let us give you a better on-site experience. “

Hi, thanks for you help. Just wanted to reply in case anyone else had the same issue. I did resolve this by re-classifying the Typeform cookies as Necessary. I have since contacted Typeform to ask if the cookies store personal information but they haven’t come back with a satisfactory reply as yet.

I’ll update this call if they get back to me with an answer.

I have found that a Plugin called Popup Builder is causing the conflict.

Hi Kris,

The following error occurs in Inspect when trying to add the FiboSearch Bar.

POST https://gear4sport548.e.wpstage.net/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php 403 (Forbidden)

This can be expanded to show individual items such as send, ajax, e., ce. etc but I can’t seem to be able to copy that information.

Does this tell you anything?

Thanks

A note if anyone else has this issue.

There seems to be a delay between activating the setting and the setting taking effect. Not sure how long it is but this is now working correctly without any intervention. Just be a little bit more patient than me!

@lorensol That’s interesting. It displays for me also but not in chronological order. However, when my business partner tried it was in chronological order while she had an active login to Twitter but when she logged out it wasn’t.

Does yours display in chronological order when logged out of Twitter?

Well, it’s sort of working. It’s not showing the feed in chronological order so it’s only a minor aesthetic improvement from the ‘Error Nothing to See’ message. If it’s not in chronological order there really isn’t much point in it.

I know it’s free but it’s quite disappointing that the developers don’t give any update on progress or even if progress is or isn’t possible depending on what Twitter have done.

Just wondering if there are any feed plugins out there paid for or free that are working.

Hi how are things! I was looking at the following wordpress post and I noticed that the twitter feed works on your website. How could you solve it? Thank you

That’s a very good question for which I have no answer. Either the developers have tweaked something to make it work or Twitter HQ have allowed feeds again from their end. Lets see how long it lasts…

Yes, it’s definitely caused by Twitter. In the past when it’s broken they have found a way round it with a new version. It’s obviously not as simple this time with the changes Elon has made!

Would be good to hear from the plugin developers though to find out if they think there is an actual fix for this or if the changes Twitter have made are too great and make this plugin obsolete.

OK. Great. Thanks

For anyone reading this who has the same problem, I fixed this by going into the Woo Products module settings > Content > Use Current Page > YES

I’ve worked out the next page issue but still having an issue with the search not showing correctly when pressing enter or selecting Show All.

Hi Kris,

I spoke too soon. I followed your instructions and managed to remove the sidebar but stupidly forgot to look at the most important aspect – what the actual results were that it was displaying.

So although it is showing the correct items in the drop down from the search bar, when I press enter to view all results it just shows the same 12 items no matter what you search for plus there are no options to look at the next page if there are more than 12 items.

Do you know why that is happening?

Perfect. Thanks very much Kris.

Fantastic. Many thanks. The CSS works a treat. I tried to work it out myself but it was a bit beyond my skill level.