Aaron Jorbin

take a look at https://en.support.wordpress.com/domains/move-domain/

Hi Michael,

Unfortunately since that theme is a paid themeforest theme I can’t look at the code to do much debugging on it, there are a few things I can tell you:

1) the js error that is being thrown is in there attempt to modify all iframes on a page

2) Without being able to look at the code of the theme, I can’t say for sure if it is using the wp_footer which is ideally how the plugin adds the addthis code to the theme.

My advice would be to look at some of the themes uploaded to the official WordPress theme repository ( https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/ ) within the last year. All of them go through a check to make sure they contain all the hooks to allow plugins to function correctly and they all correctly follow the GPL which means I can debug them and see where conflicts are and work around them.

-Aaron

Hi ymf,

Can you describe the issue? What was breaking and under what conditions? If you can provide some more information I can work on trying to solve it.

-Aaron

What browser are you seeing this in? For the like button, can you point me to a URL?

Hi MrMiyamoto,

What theme and other plugins are you using? Also, what is the URL of your site? Is the code getting added but the toolboxes aren’t getting rendered or is the code not getting added?

-Aaron

I found AddThis buttons on the https://thorolddewling.com/candidate-services/recruitment/ in the “NEWS & COMMENTARY” section, but they are being hidden by CSS (line 991 of https://thorolddewling.com/wp-content/themes/thorolddewling/style.css).

If you are trying to make sure they are displayed in the upper section of the page, make sure the “pages” option in the advanced tab.

this is fixed in 2.4.1

2.4.1 fixes this

Hi Dirty Butter,

What theme and plugins are you running in addition to AddThis? Do you know what version of PHP your server has?

Hi websitedesignby,

I’m having a hard time replicating this. What theme are you using and what other plugins do you have installed?

Do you have the option to display on excerpts selected in the advanced tab?

-Aaron

I’ve fixed this in the development version and will be tagging a new version tomorrow after I’ve done a bit more testing.

I’ve fixed this in the development version and will be tagging a new version tomorrow after I’ve done a bit more testing.

2.4.0 gives you finer control over who can see the dashboard stats module. https://github.com/clearspring/AddThis-WordPress-plugin-cookbook/blob/master/dashboard-stats-for-all.php is an example plugin that will display it for all users. You can do your own callback instead of __return_true() if you want to have finer grain control.

Hi Michael,

the AddThis plugin doesn’t add Open Graph tags to any of your pages. I just tried to share https://bigrockinvestments.com/featured-real-estate-article-fortunebuilders/ via facebook and was able to do so without a problem. I also looked at the source and don’t see two sets of OG tags in your header. What is the behavior that you’re seeing that you’re not expecting?

-Aaron

The dashboard widget requires the manage_options capability. In our next version I’ll make sure that it doesn’t show up unless the user has that capability which will prevent this error from being displayed. I’m also adding in a filter that will allow this to be override if a site admin wishes to apply a different rule.