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Thank you. I’m hoping support for FWP will pick up again soon!

I rely on this plugin and am perfectly willing to donate, but it looks abandoned. Does anyone have any info on whether this will continue to be maintained?

should have said rewrite_rules options instead of .htaccess (Same process though)

I think you just have to refresh your .htaccess (Done through settings>>permalinks>>save). This usually has to be done whenever a custom taxonomy is added.

If you update the plugin, I’m pretty sure they added a failsafe to the code when the search has no results…now it says something like “no tweets found” instead of breaking the page. But I’m still curious if anyone has any details if there is a date limit on the api call, or why older tweets that are listed on twitter search aren’t making it to the plugin?

You can hack the plugin css since nearly every style is marked as important:
Go to: wp-content>>plugins>>wp-pro-quiz>>css>>wpProQuiz_front.min.css
Then find the rule you want to change like:
.wpProQuiz_button,.wpProQuiz_button:hover
then change the background hex.

Or even with the importants in the plugin stylesheet you can be more specific in your theme’s stylesheet. Such as:
div .wpProQuiz_button{
background: #f00 !important;
}

To customize the audio shortcode, in your theme’s functions.php:

remove_shortcode('audio', 'wp_audio_shortcode');
add_shortcode('audio', 'wp_audio_shortcode_new');
function wp_audio_shortcode_new( $attr ) {

/*include and customize  the original function from wp-includes/media.php line 850*/

}

Simon,
If you put in a search term in the widget such as “#wordpressxyz123” that will get you null on the return and have include retweet disabled, the new code locks up. If you turn on debug you get this error:

“Fatal error: Call to a member function remove_retweets() on a non-object in line 229 – See more at: “

I didn’t look at the code, but it either needs a check overall for no results, or if you already have that, somehow this function needs it’s own or to be brought into that check?

Thanks for the great plugin!

Looks like there needs to be a check for an empty search on remove_retweets function.

“Fatal error: Call to a member function remove_retweets() on a non-object in /Volumes/data/www/sites/kera_managed/breakthroughs.kera.org/wp-content/plugins/twitter-tracker/twitter-tracker.php on line 229 – See more at: https://breakthroughs.kera.org/#sthash.pH2NB1mz.dpuf”

Thank you!