John Eckman

I was able to fix this by adding the priority column to the appropriate table:

alter table wp_actionscheduler_actions

add priority tinyint default 10 not null;

Though I’m not sure how I got into a scenario where that column was missing.

I have also noted it with the action scheduler project: https://github.com/woocommerce/action-scheduler/issues/1224

Turn out it isn’t Sucuri at all, but a caching plugin – it was caching the nonce which then meant the post to admin-ajax.php was failing

Thanks for the reply – sorry if I jumped to the conclusion it was Sucuri. We’re not running any other security plugin, and disabling Sucuri made the form immediately start working.

I will also investigate whether I can replicate with *just* sucuri and ninja forms or if other plugins are involved.

Thanks Sam – I’d missed that post.

Anders (if you’re reading this) – might be a good thing to update the readme.txt about or add to the change log. ??

Thanks for the wonderful theme.

Your facebook ID appears to be 629557089

Try using that in your settings and then generating an access token

No worries – glad you found a solution.

Did you have enable debugging on? Was a debug file created?

Facebook doesn’t return much in the way of helpful error codes – basically that represents a failure from their API, but without any description.

You might try first just posting to your personal profile, and making sure that works first, then trying to add the page.

When you were on your localhost dev site, did you configure anything? Was any database configuration moved from local dev to production?

I’ve never seen this specific problem – is there anything in your PHP error logs?

When you say “meta description” do you mean the HTML Meta name=”description” tag from the head of the document?

What are you using to set that meta description? Most likely some form of SEO plugin.

I’d need to account for different plugins’ ways of setting that.

Meanwhile, of course you can copy your meta description into the WPBook Lite message area before posting – but I assume you mean automatically.

Hmm.

It seems that per the Graph API, there is now a “privacy” field which can be set on a post being made to a profile:

If not supplied, this defaults to the privacy level granted to the app in the Login Dialog. This field cannot be used to set a more open privacy setting than the one granted.

Fairly certain the plugin does not send this setting today – however, you should be able to edit the setting for the app you created in Facebook.

Logged in to facebook, look at https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=applications and find the app you created – change the “App visibility and post audience”

Yes, you can publish to your profile (Facebook wall) and the wall of a page at the same time – I do so regularly.

However the permissions are tricky, and you’ll need to have the correct access token stored that matches what you are trying to post to.

So if you change the settings for what destinations you are posting to, you should also regenerate an access token.

If you don’t have SSL, you should use wpbook-lite https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wpbook-lite/ which doesn’t have the canvas app.

Otherwise you’ll never be able to properly authorize the app.

Yes – it’s always been quite complicated to get all the settings correct, and Facebook has changed the API numerous times as well.

Glad you found something that worked for you. If all you wanted was cross-posting, WPBook Lite is also simpler.

By default, WPBook is set up to only work with the “post” post type.

This has been discussed in the forums before: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/enable-custom-post-type?replies=3

Basically you need to find the place where wpbook checks the post type and expand it to include the post types you want to include.

I am not familiar with classipress myself but somewhere it defines a custom post type.

Looks fine to me now – guessing you found it in a moment of transition. ??