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I’ve run into this problem since upgrading to 4.0 on numerous sites. It turns out that a nifty image optimization plugin from Kraken.io is to blame.

So, if you’re seeing this problem and you have the Kraken plugin installed, deactivate it and see what happens.

(and yes, I know that the standard advice is to deactivate all plugins and test, but who really does that? LOL)

Same issue on a site I’m working on – definitely seems like a javascript issue/error, definitely not a plugin conflict, could be a theme conflict (I didn’t test that to rule it out completely).

Reverting to 1.3.4.4 fixed it.

This is my experience as well. Wish I would have read the reviews before I paid…

The page export feature works if you select the “generate for quick copying” button, but if you chose “Download as TXT file” option, it’s only posts.

I bet the fix is easy.

@anointed – It’s the main file – the first one you see in the plugin editor.

I’m running 4.2.8 and the problem still exists.

I’ve found and deleted the extraneous double quote (line 1218) as well as commented out the line that apparently ignores the previously set $trackBit variable (line 1223) and these fixes seem to work.

Hopefully the developers will address these small issues in their next update.

In case you want to display the caption instead of just displaying the title, I found this code to be useful:

<?php $excerpt = get_post( get_post_thumbnail_id() )->post_excerpt; echo $excerpt; ?>

Add it to the custom slide template file you create in your theme, prior to the closing </div><!-- .mslide --> so that it’s the last thing loaded in each loop.

Hat tpp to https://www.billerickson.net/wordpress-featured-image-captions/ for this snippet.

P.S> Jleuze – Great plugin. Please add this to the documentation. I spent some time looking for it.

I had this problem as well, but I solved it by checking the plugin configuration panel.

You’ll note at the bottom of the “settings” page for flickpress that you can select the types of image licenses you want to use.

If you don’t de-select at least one check box, this error appears.

judgej – Thanks a lot for posting yourfix. Unfortunately, I needed it.

If you’ve added the code

on_sent_ok: "location.replace('https://www.YOURSITE.com');"

to the “additional settings” area of Contact Form 7 and it’s not working, take a moment to see if your theme calls the wp_footer function in the footer.php theme file.

Contact Form 7 loads the Javascript responsible for the redirect in the footer. If your theme doesn’t include the <?php wp_footer(); ?> line, the Javascript will never load…and the redirect won’t work.

I too am experiencing a problem.

I’m using valid feed URLs, but they don’t have an actual XML component, i.e.:

https://sporkmarketing.com/blog/category/press/feed/

WP just spits out an XML file when this URL is navigated to in the browser. Is this the source of my “cant retrieve” error on this page:

https://sporkmarketing.com/press-room/

Note – this would seem to be intermittent. When I first placed the URL in the ‘press room’ page, the feed was retrieved just fine.

I’ve double checked that the shortcode is on one line…not sure what else it could be.

Please advise – thank you.

Ahhhhh – RTFM. Isn’t that always the answer? My apologies – I should have caught that on my own. I’ve made a small donation for your help and your efforts building this plugin (like I should have a long time ago). Thank you.

I dinked around with this for a few hours:

Forwarding myself an email from a email account at the host did not work.

The WP-Mail-SMTP plugin, while helping with WP-Backup emails, didn’t work for comments.

I wasn’t interested in editing code, so I looked elsewhere and I found a blog posting that suggested I try the “Comments Notifier” plugin. I tested it on a WP 2.3 install and it works fine.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/comments-notifier/

Beamer – you’re wrong.

Stormrider’s fix also worked for the theme TerraFirma. Thank you for taking the time to share — you saved me a lot of trouble.