Garth Gutenberg

Does the custom fields option display for you in posts and pages section?

They show up on regular Pages and Posts in WP, but not in the Posts and Pages section of Ivory Search.

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Could you please share the screenshot of the custom fields stored in Libraries Pages so that I can troubleshoot it?

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The Social Graph metabox at the bottom are custom metadata fields. Note that they are saved with a leading underscore (_) on their metadata name so that they’re not shown as open-ended custom fields (https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/183860/1979).

I added some debug code to this and re-ran the activation. After 2.5 hours the script crapped out (not sure why – nonce lifetime maybe?), and it had touched 1500 of the 2000 sites. So I’m re-running the activation again, but I don’t expect any different results.

What’s interesting is that the first 10 sites get hit in about 1 second. But by the time the 2.5 hour mark hit it was taking 10 seconds per site. Is this a MySQL thing, or a bug in the plugin code? I couldn’t find anything in particular that should cause this in the plugin, but I didn’t spend that long debugging it either.

I just released a new version (0.2.1) that should take care of this. Didn’t realize that WP doesn’t fire the activation hook on plugin upgrade anymore (which is what I was using to handle the move from 0.1 to 0.2).

Thanks for the heads up!

I just tested it with Simply Instagram Widget and it seems to be working fine.

AI Twitter Feeds Widget (I assume that’s what you mean by “Twitter Ai Widget”) doesn’t implement the before_title/after_title properties, so the only way to make my widget work with theirs would be to edit their plugin’s PHP. The before_title/after_title properties are standard WP widget properties and should be implemented by everyone.

Please contact the plugin developer to get them to add these properties in order to play nice with other WP plugins.

Fixed in latest update – 1.0.7.

Thanks for catching that. It will be addressed in the next version.