mbrailer

This worked! Thank you so much for your thoughtfulness and effort.

Never mind, found some code:

add_filter( 'kadence_blocks_posts_empty_query', function( $no_results_html ) {
$no_results_html = 'no result message here';
return $no_results_html;
}, 10 );

Thanks for checking back in. Unfortunately, the code snippet shared above didn’t have any effect. I’m going to try another plugin.

Thank you for the advice. Here’s what I did:

• Deleted the “Mike” account on my test blog and created a new account with the user name “mike” (WordPress doesn’t allow editing user names once they’re created.)
• Published a test post.
• From my Mastodon account, found the profile for [email protected]. The profile says the account joined Dec. 29 (today), which is different from the date on the profile from earlier.

Result: The test post did not appear on my site’s Mastodon profile. Also, I was still unable to follow the instance with my Mastodon account. The Follow button displayed “Cancel Follow” and no follower appeared in the Followers list on my website.

I also created a second account with an all-new lowercase user name (@[email protected]), and created a test post. I was able to find the profile for that new account within Mastodon, but the results were the same as above.

One final update: I learned that the “Your session has expired” message first appears in LearnPress version 4.2.3.5.

I answered my own question and rolled LearnPress back to version 4.2.0. The sign-in system is now working correctly again, and the “your session has expired” message no longer appears.

Question: Is it possible for me to download an older version of LearnPress? My project was launched in December 2022 and the sign in function seemed to work at that time. Maybe rolling back to an older version will restore the functionality. Thank you.

Thank you for the hot fix. The critical error is resolved, but the error in which “Your session has expired” appears when attempting to sign in continues.

ADDITIONAL: I noticed something interesting. The “session has expired” message appears even if I enter an incorrect password, or no password at all. So perhaps /lp-checkout/ isn’t even checking the password.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by mbrailer.

Version 4.2.5. I just noticed that there’s a version 4.2.5.1 available, so I’ll update and see if anything changes.

UPDATE: I just updated to 4.2.5.1 and now my site displays “There has been a critical error on this website.”

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by mbrailer.

Update: a plugin titled Insert Special Characters was the source of the error. I just updated it to its most recent version (1.1.1) and the errors have stopped.

I’ve been having the same problem: My posts are sent to my Mastodon account, but the featured image doesn’t always appear. I think I may have figured out why.

When I publish a post with the scheduler, the featured image doesn’t get sent to Mastodon. However, when I publish the image immediately, the image does appear on Mastodon.

@xizor , how are your posts being published? Scheduled or immediate?

Thank you, that’s corrected it for now. I replaced the color in your code with the primary color on my production site.

However, this hard-codes the color into the CSS so that future changes made with Settings > Style won’t apply.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by mbrailer.

Worked! Thank you!

Hi @ggv2024, here are the steps:

1. From the main menu, select Pods Admin > Edit Pods
2. Select the Pod you want to edit
3. In the box marked Manage select Save Pod

That should be enough to correct the problem.

I solved the issue on my own, by opening the Pod in Pods Admin and saving it.