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Apologies for bumping a month old thread, but I still haven’t found a plugin that does what I am looking for. Does anyone have any suggestions? Or am I at a dead end here?

Thanks all!

Hi @randolphgamo. BSR is certainly a great search and replace plugin, but it is not the exact plugin I’m looking for. BSR is great for defining specific pieces of text to be replaced. But in this case, I would need it to automatically detect the wp-image ID based on the image being referenced (and replace it if it’s wrong).

I have a lot of older posts with images like ThisIsAnImage001.jpg. And as I was inserting all over my posts, I simply copy-pasted the code (including the wp-image ID) and simply changed the number to the next image (ThisIsAnImage002.jpg). So I’d like a plugin that can correct all my wrong wp-image IDs.

Is it alright to bump this?

I’d really like to get this resolved.

Thanks!

I fixed it. The code @fresatomica provided is either wrong or just doesn’t work for me for whatever reason. The first line says “jetpack_publicize_option,” which I changed to “jetpack_publicize_options” (plural), then it worked.

@fresatomica

Hi. I’ve added that code to my functions.php. I was told it is executing correctly and is attaching its filter hook. However, the automatic Twitter updates are still not posting the image.

I threw that fix in my functions.php, but there doesn’t seem to be a change. Has anyone else given it a try?

Same thing happening on my end. =/

I’m also noticing that the calendar doesn’t seem to understand time zones. An event scheduled for May 3 at 1pm JST, which just ended, is still listed as upcoming. It is already May 3 at 3:30pm JST.

You’re not alone. This started happening to me (as well as at least one other person I can confirm) a couple of hours ago.

You need to clear your cache after each post in order to not have the next post overwrite the previous. It’s not a fix, but it’s a workaround in the meantime.

I have gone ahead and disabled those settings. I will report back if there are any errors.

Just click around different pages of the website, or keep refreshing any page, you’ll encounter it eventually.

As for the second issue, both the main theme and mobile theme are custom-made.

Bump.

Is there any reason I’m overloading my server by trying to clear my cache with this plugin though? What separates my doing it from someone else doing it without issue, for example?

Can I bump this? It’s been a week and this thread won’t get any responses otherwise.

That didn’t work. I set it to no limit and left the window that I hit “Sweep” on open all night. Nothing changed. Is there an alternate way to do this?