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CORRECTION: This is what got job submissions to work:

require_once(‘../../../../../wp/wp-load.php’);

Needed the ‘wp’ subdirectory in there.

Thanks, Gil. That’s all I needed to know. We’ll get the pro version if more control is desired.

-Eric

I’m using Google Chrome 49.0.2623.87 on OS X El Capitan, but the browser is self-correcting the HTML markup. If you run the following HTML validator for idahoednews.org you should see the error message: https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.idahoednews.org%2F

ERROR #4
Error: Unclosed element div.
From line 617, column 67; to line 617, column 95
e_widget”><div id=”container_3404671″/>?<scri

We’re trying to eliminate as many accessibility and HTML markup errors as possible on this site. Hence, the nitpicking. Thanks for your help.

Ugh. That link is bad: https://www.flickr.com/photos/visitidaho/20819714714

Just for clarification, I want to link to the image on Flickr.com (ie. https://www.flickr.com/photos/visitidaho/20819714714)

Thanks for the quick followup, Alin. It works perfectly now after upgrading to 4.6.

Hey Richard,

The problem I was having was just on my local server. Once I installed your plug-in on the production environment everything worked fine. Not sure if it was because I had an older version of IK Facebook PRO on the local server, but not the production server.

Anyways, all good now. Thanks for checking back!

-Eric

Thanks, Richard! I didn’t see your note until now. The dates are displaying as requested.

Looking forward to the next update.

Cheers,
Eric

If you can, going directly to the corresponding photo would be perfect.

Richard, I have one more request that I’m happy to open up a new forum topic for:

I’d like all links and photos within the feed to be clickable. Can you do this as well?

Thanks again,
Eric

Just above the text of the post similar to how it looks in Facebook. If a post is very recent seeing something like ’17 minutes ago’ or ‘4 hours ago’ would be ideal. Anything more than 24 hours can just display the month and day (ie. July 21).

Thanks, Richard!