ThankfulWPUser

I have the same issue with it asking over and over for verification.

I can’t find the problem for sure, but it -seems- to not be setting any cookies at all.

For now, I’ve switched to Age Verify. It’s not as pretty, but it works.

Awesome. The solution you implemented works GREAT! I’ve maxed out my $$ right now, but I made a note on my calendar to send you a donation next month. Thanks again. Very much appreciated.

And yes, I’d still totally like to use your plugin. ??

I didn’t think you were being difficult. In fact, I thought you were being quite generous at trying to get it to work and I saw where some people asking for support were quite rude to you.

I wanted to make sure you knew I appreciated your help, even when I could see that it wasn’t going to end up with something that would work for me.

What I was originally suggesting was to use the get_intermediate_image_sizes() function to get a list of the sizes and have the admin choose the desired size via the JM Twitter Cards setting page.

You could have that option apply to all the card types or allow the user pick an option for each of the different card types.

If you wanted total flexibility, you could also add that setting to the Twitter meta box on each entry as well.

That’s what I was getting at before in that it likely only needs to be set once.

Anyway, hope that clears everything up.

Don’t worry about me anymore. I’ll just use a different plugin. I don’t want to not have the full size image as big as it is filesize or dimension-wise.

I was just suggesting that you have a dropdown box to let the user select what size image is linked for the twitter cards.

Anyway, appreciate your efforts.

Thanks for the screenshot. I would have not noticed that until the next post when I added a featured image.

If I may be so bold, the “choose a size for this image to be displayed at” has no connection to the Twitter cards feature in most folks minds. Even worse, it just appearing will likely confuse most users.

$sizes = get_intermediate_image_sizes();
puts the sizes in an array

It would make more sense to have that be with the Twitter cards meta entry box if you want it on each page, and even more sense to be on the admin page.

Even if you’re tired of dealing with me and my case, I would remove the “choose a size for this image to be displayed at”.

I might not have been clear.

There is no way to set the size of the image. There is no dropdown menu on the individual post page (when I enable the “Get a custom metabox on each post type admin”). It’s not there : perhaps the hook is missing?

In my case, the featured image is only ever used as “full” when someone views it on the attachment page and requests to download it. When it’s shown for the article, the 1000wide version is used.

I guess what I was saying is that it might make more sense for the admin to set the size of the image used than to set it per post.

The “large” version of the image would satisfy Twitter’s requirements for most people, but the full size may not.

Thanks.

I tried turning that on, just to check, before I messaged you.

I see:
Choose what type of card you want to use [dropdown box]
and
Set another source as twitter image (enter URL) :
[text area]

That’s it.

Yet setting the size on each page seems redundant, unless I’m missing something.

Now it appears that the plugin is using the full size, which I’ve found may be over the 1MB limit imposed by twitter.

Sorry to be a pain.

Very much appreciate the update… but the dropdown menu is nowhere to be found. ??

Unless I’m totally missing something, I don’t see it under the settings page.

Thanks in advance.