tcolling

Amazing! Thank you!

Wow! That was a very speedy response!
Thank you for that and we will investigate those suggested solutions.
Have a great day!

THANK YOU! That’s great.

I agree. What a great plugin!

Thank you very much! Your plugin is excellent and so is your support. I really appreciate your help!

Thanks. I don’t have a lot of time but I understand that you need more information. I will have to ask the client whether they want me to spend any more billable time on investigating this defect.

Cache clearing, trying different browsers, etc already done. No help.

It’s simple – we only have one client who uses this plugin. On their site, running WordPress 5.1.1, if your plugin is enabled, they cannot edit in “text” mode in the classic text editor – they just get a blank area with no toolbar unless they click back to the “Visual” tab in the classic editor.

This plugin ver 1.5.2 still breaks my ability to use the page text editor.

Sorry I wasn’t more clear. Here is what I want:

If a post or page has status = “scheduled”, then I want the plugin to NOT change the status of the _dont_share_post_google post meta. In other words, I want it to not change the status.

So, I will try commenting out those lines and we’ll see if that does what I need.

Thank you. I really, really like this plugin.

Ok, thanks

You can close this now, it’s resolved.

Thanks for persevering in figuring it out and fixing it.

I installed your update. Then, I shared that post from the live site to the GMB page. It displayed this odd error in the post edit screen:

There was an error: success

However, it did actually share the post successfully, so that’s what matters.

Hmmm. Try sharing this post; it is the one that failed in the first place, prompting me to file this report.

https://pmc42.staging.wpengine.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=342441&action=edit

When I “edit” that post and then try to publish it manually from the button in your tool, right in the post, I get the error message. Do you get it?

Thanks for hanging in there with me on this. I really want this to work.

I have created a copy of the site on a staging server (it’s at WPEngine) and I will create a user account there for you, under your “info@” email address.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by tcolling.

“What did you mean by SAB’s? What happens when you try to just share to that one location?”

SAB = “Service Area Business” – that’s one where Google hides the address
No, attempting to share only to the one that is NOT an SAB does not solve the problem.

“Are you able to share to that location using the share now ability?”
No, as mentioned above.

“The issue may have to do with the volume of locations you have setup. I spoke to a Google My Business representative the other day and they told me it’s not possible to share to more than 10 locations on an account, so this could be the issue you are encountering.”

Well, in this case (a) there are only three, not ten, and (b) even when just attempting to share with only one selected, it fails with that error message.

Hi –

This was a normal blog post that was scheduled to be published yesterday at 08:00 local time in California. The post published on time but the auto-post did not occur, or at least did not occur successfully.

The share is set up to be: [POST_TITLE] – [POST_EXCERPT] – by [POST_AUTHOR]

The client has three GMB locations and the share was attempting to post to all of them.

Two of the GMB locations are SABs and the third is not.

Here is the blog post: https://www.pacificmobility.com/blog/benefits-using-standing-frame/

I opened the post in edit mode and attempted to post it to the three GMB locations using the “Share Now” button in your plugin’s widget in the post. That’s when I see the error message in the subject line of this support request.