Stacy Clements

Thanks for responding. I see the info about Google Drive, but not Dropbox, but I gather something may have changed on their side, since I know I’d set this up with Dropbox before. I’ll look for another option.

Thanks for the link to the Ideas Board.

Hmm, I will see if I can see what might be going on in the theme. It’s not my site (I’m helping someone else), so I unfortunately can’t share the credentials. Thanks for the suggestion.

@nlpro, thank you! For some reason, I did not get that filter option, but I am now seeing it with the latest update. Thanks for letting me know about it – this is the function I was looking for.

This does not answer the issue raised. I’m with mflem – I liked the ability to filter the specific log issues I was interested in at the moment. Your comment that “all of the data isn’t equally important, and shouldn’t be presented as such” makes no sense, since that’s exactly what you’ve done. Thousands of log entries of all different types are now lumped in together with no ability to filter and sort them.

I’m having a similar error; I posted the problem in the support forum.

In case anyone is still searching for the answer on this – in Nov 2015, Twitter discontinued their share count function.

More info at this link:
https://blog.twitter.com/2015/hard-decisions-for-a-sustainable-platform

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I agree – I understand the spam issue, but most of my clients use these forms to get feedback/contact from users of their sites. To have an email TO them that is also FROM their site just doesn’t make sense. The whole point is to get the email FROM the user of the site.

FYI – I just tested one form after changing it to use [email protected] – and guess what – it went to the spam folder.