shanaver

Matt,

Yeah you’re right – you can get dups if you run it manually while it’s already running. It does try to prevent duplicates by looking up the unique ID – but sometimes that doesn’t work.

You can either delete either one, or delete both and re-run it – just make sure you empty the trash because it looks in the trash for existing posts as well.

Hope that helps!

You must have pasted in some bad characters – try this version:
https://snipt.org/BBib9

Actually, If I understand what you’re trying to do correctly, you can just add this to your functions file:

function social_hashtags_on_homepage( $query )
{
if ( $query->is_home() && $query->is_main_query() ) {
$query->set( ‘post_type’, array(‘post’, ‘social_hashtag’) );
}
}
add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘social_hashtags_on_homepage’ );

Hi there,

I haven’t built in functionality for that – but it may be as easy as just changing the post_type => ‘post’ on line 208 of lib/social_hashtag.class.php

The problem with that is updates to the plugin will wipe out your changes.

What are you trying to accomplish? I imagine you could get what you want without combining those post types.

Thanks for the heads up – I pushed an update to the plugin that hides the log entries from the front end.

I assume this topic is ok to close at this point.

I assume this topic is ok to close at this point.

I assume this topic is ok to close at this point.

I’m assuming this is resolved

I assume this is resolved since there wasn’t a response.

Make sure you update your permalinks – ‘Settings/Permalinks’ click ‘Save Changes’ – it may be that your .htaccess redirects are not working.

Also, make sure you have the latest version of the plugin.

@damoncloudflare

Thanks for the clarification.

peroperopero333,

You should have a basic archive page at /social on your blog.

-Bryan

kindnation,

As far as I know you need to authenticate to Cloudflare’s API in order to purge. What do you mean by ‘network activated’?

Ed,

Thanks for the MU fix – I’ve added it to plugin