johnh10

I don’t see $args defined anywhere… that is your problem.

Either define $args as the example shows or take it out completely to use defaults.

Neither.

Find the tumblr-crosspostr sub-directory in the plugins directory and edit the file tumblr-crosspostr.php

Search for the function above and add the //jph line.

Note this is not supported by the author and it’s best to know some PHP before making these types of modifications.

I’m not sure what you mean.

When a post is published the current server time is used.

Hey mtchieu,

The plugin does work, I just needed a specific change for the blog I had.

In my case, all my blog posts have an image, so I found the easiest answer was to force all my posts to be tumblr photo posts by adding this ‘jph’ line:

private function WordPressPostFormat2TumblrPostType ($format) {
        return 'photo'; //jph force image posts

That might work for you.

Okay thanks. I just made the code changes in the plugin.

Is there another way? I already have several hundred standard posts with excerpts already defined. I don’t want to have to change each of those posts. My theme doesn’t even support post_formats I think.

Can I just add a function to grab the first image from the content and append it to the excerpt?

I can see the images are 150×150 but Special Recent Posts has it scaled to 50×50. Can you double check and verify

Special Recent Posts Widget -> THUMBNAILS OPTIONS -> Thumbnail width is set to 150?

If it is, try setting it to another number and hitting save to see if it changes. If not, I would try to remove the plugin and re-install from scratch.

Try adding this to your style.css file for post title links:

a.srp-post-title-link {
        font-weight: bold;
}

Add this to your style.css file to justify the excerpt:

p.srp-widget-excerpt {
        text-align:justify;
}

I just noticed the same after upgrading to v 1.0

I rolled back to 0.9.9.9 and that still works for scheduled posts.

I’m having the same thing under all three browsers, and only on one of my blogs using the latest version. Weird. Anyway, my solution was to explicitly tell the smcf container the height I wanted and that works.

edit css/smcf.css

and change

#smcf-container {width:450px; font-family:'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial; font-size:16px; text-align:left;}

to

#smcf-container {width:450px; height:340px; font-family:'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial; font-size:16px; text-align:left;}

Is it cached on the local computer? Try using the no-cache tag on those password protected pages.
https://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/reference/article.php/3472881/So-You-Dont-Want-To-Cache-Huh.htm

If you can submit comments on the blog, check your blog theme for a unique comments.php file that somehow prevents the comments from being displayed for some reason (such as being logged in).

AddType x-mapp-php5 .php” tells the web server to parse .php files as php5, which I’m guessing is required somehow by those plugins throwing the errors when you remove it.

Okay I created a completely blank file atctest.php and WP Super Cache breaks using the code:

<!--dynamic-cached-content--><?php
virtual ("/full/path/to/atctest.php");
?><!--
virtual ("/full/path/to/atctest.php");
--><!--/dynamic-cached-content-->

viewing the source code with debug lvl 5 I see

<!--dynamic-cached-content-->
<!-- Page not cached by WP Super Cache. No closing HTML tag. Check your theme. -->
<!--

virtual ("/full/path/to/atctest.php");

--><!--/dynamic-cached-content-->

However, WP Super Cache works fine if I change ‘virtual’ to ‘include’:

<!--dynamic-cached-content--><?php
include ("/full/path/to/atctest.php");
?><!--
include ("/full/path/to/atctest.php");
--><!--/dynamic-cached-content-->

Is there some issue with the virtual call? I do need to use virtual for 3rd party support.

I’m using PHP to serve cache files.

Hmm yes I do see the debug line
21:57:23 / No closing html tag. Not caching.
now I just have to figure out why. thanks.