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Hi, thanks for the reply. Disqus is a very prominent plugin that manages (and replaces) the comment portion of a forum. It allows a user of Disqus to manage all the forums they participate in. (instead of separately). It’s not a forum by itself, just a comment platform from my understanding.

I’m not sure the requirements, but do you think it would be compatible?

Deleting your plugin fixed the errors, so it’s specific to your plugin (not my site or other plugins). I bought another one and it works fine. So I don’t need this one anymore. Thanks.

I’m having trouble too. I’m getting php errors on line 1122

Not true, my first notification to your team was on May 2nd (almost 2 months ago). I even gave you the line of code that was buggy. There was more than 10 emails back and forth in our thread, on this last update; you overrode your patch on it. Now the bug is back. My website is cached as ‘Google’ with no way of clearing that since it’s cache on LinkedIn/ Facebook / Twitter servers (not cache we can control). Even after deleting this plugin the cache problem is sticky, with no solution.

This plugin is entirely “too” protective. It only needs to be simple so as to disable right click ‘save-as’ and highlighting ‘copy and paste’. That’s all the protection most sites need. This plugin has sooo much protection it’s like Washington DC government security.

Safer would be people delete their website’s from the web so no-one can ‘steal’ content. This is way tooooo much protection. Successful website owners need to share content, and make content and pages available to their audience. That’s the point of Web 3.0/ 2015.

Thanks.

Dear? lol. My link example is here

Are you sure this is the right snippet? I don’t have the flexslider. It’s the Genesis Responsive Slider. Shouldn’t that be:

.responsive slider or similar?

Thank you!

Did you try clearing your internet history/cache? I’m sure that’s probably it.

Yeah, I’ll take a closer look at that. But honestly man, Yoast is a heavy, glommy plugin. It’s almost like a resource sucking virus. I like light weight, native seo which genesis has pre-built. You need a ton more resources to run Yoast imo.

I’ve activated the OG plugin and the tags seem to meet requirements the same as glommy Yoast does. ‘og:title, og:description’ etc.

We’ll see if that helps Linkedin pull the data. I’ll wait a few days for cache to clear.

Hi Nick! Thanks for the feedback on this. I need a more light-weight solution than Yoast. I’m on the Genesis framework, so all my seo needs are met (except open graph) what I can see. Do you have any suggestions on something just specific to open graph protocol?

Oops, my bad! I cleared my cache and works perfect. Your instructions are spot-on! ??

I can’t click the stars, nor edit in anyway. I’m logged in but no luck. I searched the topic and it said the moderator has to edit.

Looks like it can only be edited/deleted by the moderator.

I think I got it working. I deactivated and reinstalled this plugin (and also the one in conflict.

Can I change my review (star-rating) on this now? or do you want to delete this review? I apologize for misdirecting my buggy comment towards this plugin. It looks like it was a conflict with another.