KendrickSnyder

Issue is resolved. I created a new app specifically for social login, seperate from an app I was originally using for a separate plugin. Works great.

Thanks!

Certainly, https://www.thejoplinvoice.com

It appears to be happening only through Facebook. For example when a user ‘likes’ a post, the link that’s posted that would normally take a user to my site will take them to the endpoint instead.

I’m thinking it could be with my application configuration on Facebook, but I have no clue.

Thanks for the quick reply,
Kendrick

Never mind. I followed the directions and now it’s working :-\

Also, for my admin, it works properly. But for other users it does not.

Okay. I have edited the image option under media under the open graph section and set the open graph settings for post to default. It doesn’t seem to be working for my current posts. Will it only work for future posts?

Ok,

The tutorial leaves out one major part.. what you will need to do is…

Line 62 & 63

add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_wpp_update’, array(&$this, ‘wpp_ajax_update’));
add_action(‘wp_ajax_wpp_update’, array(&$this, ‘wpp_ajax_update’));

Line 358 (The version I had already had this code changed)

if (! wp_verify_nonce($nonce, ‘wpp-token’) ) die(“Oops!”);

Line 474

if ( is_single() || is_page() ) {

Anyway, that is what worked for me.

Great Plugin, BTW!

sorry,

@numaga

To be a little more descriptive of my issue – The plugin seems to recognize the activity of non-logged in users. It seems to work perfectly, except for the fact I want it to work with both logged in users and guests. anyone else having this issue? I tried the fix that was outlined in the previous posts, but just as numaga is having issues, so am I.

I would be grateful for any help. Thanks.

I’m having the same issue as @numage

I updated line 62 to

add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_wpp_update’, array(&$this, ‘wpp_ajax_update’));
add_action(‘wp_ajax_wpp_update’, array(&$this, ‘wpp_ajax_update’));

and line 358 was already changed to

if (! wp_verify_nonce($nonce, ‘wpp-token’) ) die(“Oops!”);

anyone still having issues with the plug in not tracking the actions of logged in users? Anyone know of what can fix it?

Thanks,

Kendrick

They aren’t as smart over there ??

In any case, in the header.php file I added a line item to nav and it seems to be working. Probably not the best solution, but it’s a small thing and I’ve been working on it for too long.

Thanks for the insights!

Jukt Micronics (BuddyPress BuddyPack) 1.2 by Michael Kuhlmann

For some reason, I’m missing ‘Theme Settings’

It just has

OPTIONS: Widgets | Menus

That’s probably why I’m confused.

“The current theme does not natively support menus, but you can use the “Custom Menu” widget to add any menus you create here to the theme’s sidebar.”

Hmm.. I guess I should have mentioned that My navigation isn’t in the side bar. It’s actually in the header. Maybe I should look in the header.php file?

Sorry, I’m a newbie.