Maryann R

any response?

WP Admin > Settings > Tweet Blender > Status Tab – check to see if oAuth has expired, it will ask you to login with your twitter account, reauthorize and reload everything, this worked for me.

https://stopha.com (tweet blender in the sidebar)

HTH!!

what about using two shortcodes?

[instapress userid=’user1′ piccount=’6′ size=’73px’]
[instapress userid=’user2′ piccount=’6′ size=’73px’]

I would use a plugin like https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/user-role-editor/ to manage the roles of your users and what they can access. (non-developer, user friendly way of managing it)

I can confirm, using those now.

Yes it can – check out the config information the developer site: https://gravityformspdfextended.com/documentation/2.0.0/1/configuration/

I’d like to know how to do this as well.

any update on this? I’m experiencing the same issue

I believe that is the same field I added in my database. Glad you got it working.

and thank YOU! for your quick response. I really appreciate it!

well, that didn’t work, but I just went in to the database and added the missing field, and it’s now working. Strangeness!

I’m totally comfortable with it, shoot!

Hi Dan – question – I’m getting the WordPress database error: [Unknown column ‘customfield’ in ‘field list’] error, I tried deactivating and reactivating the plugin as well as Deleting it and reinstalling. Is there anything else I can try? Are there any known plugin conflicts? I don’t have many plugins installed, so I’m wondering if that might be the issue.

What are next steps when the error keeps occurring even after the recommended fix?

Thanks!

Thanks, Nate! I will go through these and see what i can come up with.

Thank you – that link was helpful. The permissions were set wrong on the whole site, and once I got them straightened out, uploads and updates are working again.