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Will do. Have a tiny feature request, too.

Hey James: I think people are missing the installation page when they go to the Setup page. Maybe link to it from here: https://www.mwi-plugin.com/documentation/setup/

I caught the proper installation the first time, but missed it when taking to production and pulled a few hairs out. Might save you some hair, too! ??

Side note: Thanks for the plugin. Works great for my purposes.

Hey guys. @fuchsws’ fix looks correct. if you do:

<?php var_dump( php_browser_info); ?>

you’ll notice that ‘ismobiledevice’ is a string, not a bool, so the is_mobile() function is broken, I think. Rather than change the plugin code, I use the following to detect for mobile:

<?php $browser_info = php_browser_info(); ?>
<?php if ( $browser_info['ismobiledevice'] == 'false' ) : ?>

{ desktop browser-specific code }

<?php endif; ?>

As for @square_eyes’ noticing false positives on Android, I have not tested the above on Android, but it would be great if next version of this script had Android detect functions (like ipad, ipod, and iphone).

Same problem. What’s up with that url formatting? Mine looks the same. . . . Otto! Please save us!

Follow up:

Just found the following link from the API (maybe you’ve seen it): https://instagram.com/developer/endpoints/locations/

No other instagram Plugin offers this to my knowledge! Would be rad.

Hi Johan:

1st, thank you for the awesome plugin. It is now my first choice for WordPress Instaram.

Just to be clear, when you refer to local tags, are you talking about Geotagged locations? For example, I am trying to add “black market liquor bar” to local tags to pull in the images seen here: https://followgram.me/v/3358341/

3358341 is the location ID. Anyway to get all images tagged (i.e. “geotagged”) with that ID?

Thanks!
Nick

Just saw this. Cool! Glad to help.

@esmi: can we formally request a compatibility update to class-simplepie.php? I’m having the same problem as @wpsecuritylock. Mediatemple tends to update software without warning, so anyone on a Mediatemple gridserver using WordPress is likely seeing this issue..

Thanks for answering. I totally understand about not having time for new features.

I was successful with the approval extension. It’s actually working great! I store approved image names in the database, then check them during the step in your code where you create the image html. I also added a bit of code to ignore dead images.

I may go ahead an code this extension since my client likely needs it (to prevent too many API calls), but thank you! I’ll be happy to share the code once it’s completed if you gentlemen are at all interested.

An extension to allow users to add their own Twitter API account may be good, as well: you can essentially double your API calls per hour by registering your App.

Cheers, and thanks again for the great plugin.

Hi Otto: Thanks for the cool plugin.

I am calling your code in a script this way:

$fb_graphdata = sfc_remote($fb_cookie['user_id'], '', $fb_args_array, 'GET');

Where $fb_args_array is a list (just name and email). Can I add user_birthday to this query somehow? I’ve been having trouble requesting that data in tandem with your code when used in this way.

Thank you!

Okay… interesting. I looked at what was being kicked out to the page, and it looked like even though async was set to ‘true’ in my back end, it was printing out as ‘false’ in the front end and not pics were being displayed. When I changed it to ‘false’ in the back end, it started working. Any ideas? Is this a write permissions issue? Would really love to use async if possible.

Also, is there any sort of rate limiting ceiling I should be aware of? I’m sure that caching will help, but I read somewhere that twitter API is limited to 150 unique calls from a single IP per hour. Just curious!

Thanks again for an awesome plugin.

Hi guys: This plugin looks excellent! I’d love to use it.

I’m having trouble getting it to work in a test environment, unfortunately. I’m getting no errors… just no display. Here’s a link where it’s in the template (just below the_content()) and I’ve also put the shortcode into the page’s CMS section. Here’s a link:

https://dev.nightlabel.com/wp/?page_id=2

Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks for sharing your talents!