Ricard Torres

I did notice that and I’ve tried to add some conditions in the query, no luck.

Eventually I’ve re-generated the XML and those bad links were gone, weird stuff ??

You can test the sitemap before and after adding it to Google Webmaster Tools to see if there’s any errors.

Cheers.

Hey,

Thanks for the tip.

I finally added the order by, it works. Like you said, I don’t think it will make much difference but now makes more sense. The newer at the top ??

Hi Joe,

Thanks for the update.

So, did you change any part of code?

Lately, it was constantly failing so I ended up setting a ifttt recipe to publish a tweet on every new feed item.

Cheers.

I’m inclined to think that might be the way tha app sends the post or something.

I follow very easy and straight forward steps:

1) New post

3) Add title

4) Upload 1 picture

5) Publish.

No categories, no tags, nothing but a title and an image.

I appreciate your time Joe, your plugin rocks ??

Alright, I’ve posted a new pic using the same method and it didn’t get tweeted.

If I go to the admin there’s no error but it doesn’t say it tweeted it either.

Hey Joe,

Thanks for getting back to me.

I’ve logged and there’s something here.

In the post where the tweet was successfully sent (above the custom tweet textarea) I can see the following:

Failed Tweets:
No failed tweets on this post.

However, this is not shown in the posts that were not tweeted.

Perhaps the iOS App uploaded the post in a different way and the plugin didn’t send the tweet ??

I haven’t yet had the chance to publish a post with this option enabled:

Send Twitter Updates on remote publication (Post by Email or XMLRPC Client)

Could this be it? I’ll let you know asap.

It fails silently, at least no error is shown in the iOS App.

If any of you have been having problems with this and you have W3 Total Cache activated (and updated), try deactivating it.

It worked for me.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/w3tc-causes-failed-blogpost-schedules

Cheers.

Hey guys,

Today my scheduled post was successfully posted.

Yesterday I deactivated W3 Total Cache, for some reason it was the cause of missed schedule.

Cheers.

@bobmorris60 what about the post scheduling? Have you tried it?

Thanks for posting.

I think it’s happening to me as well.

I’ve re-installed WordPress 3.5 and I’m waiting to do some tests, see if that fixes the problem.

Next step I’ll try to deactivate the plugin and see what happens.

Has anyone had the chance to test it?

Cheers.

Hey guys, I’ve read all the replies.

Something similar is happening with my WordPress install. I did upgrade to the 3.5 version and everything was working smoothly. Two days ago something happened and now the posts are not being posted.

I’ll try some of the things you’ve posted and I’ll let you know.

If someone finds the solution, please post it, I would really appreciate it ??

Cheers.

I doesn’t look he’s planning to.

it’s a shame because now you can not deactivate the plugin or the comment section is not “threaded” anymore.

Anyone found a workaround to deactivate the plugin and keep the comments nested?

Hi there @designsimply,

You’re right! I’ve deleted the line from the Twentyeleven theme and now the image loads correctly in full size.

Thank you !

Cheers.

Just posted the same issue a few seconds ago, didn’t see your post ^^;

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/photon-still-cropping-my-images-201