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I think the theme method will suffice! Thanks for the tip. Wasn’t aware that was available!

Oddly enough, I switched to the ‘Syndicated Posts’ post type, made a test post successfully, then switched back to the ‘Posts’ (WP Posts) post type and then the syndication started working. If anyone has any issues with standard WP posts not syndicating, try this method.

Yes it appears the meta data comes through properly, it just doesn’t attach it to the ACF fields on the new site, even though the fields were exported > imported. That’s not a big deal though, the attachments are coming through just fine and that was the important part.

I ended up finding a work around for the previous post import, so I’ve got that covered. But good to know about the index reset.

Thanks for the reply & keep up the good work!

I deactivated all WPML plugins on the site and the comma is now appearing correctly. However when I re-enable the required WPML plugins it switches back to the period.

I’ve deactivated the plugins one by one until I found the source. It appears the issue is coming from the “WPML String Translation” plugin. Is this something I should take to the WPML team?

octalmage, I thank you. That was EXACTLY what the issue was.

RESOLVED.

Thank you for your response,

Yes I spoke with WPEngine Developers for several hours attempting to fix the issue. We have uncached the entire renamed login page URL, anything to do with logging into WP, and anything to do with AIOWPS in hopes that it would replicate our staging environment but did not have any luck with getting it to work.

The WPEngine Developers told me they were out of ideas and I should consult with the plugin developers to see if they had any ideas. It’s quite frustrating it works great on our staging environment but not at all on our production, especially because they are identical in terms of code, just have caching differences.

I do have a full chat transcript between the WPE developers and myself that goes into further details with what we’ve attempted if that’s something you would like to see. That would have to be sent via email though, because it contains sensitive information I would not want to put on a public site.

I am just using the inline-content type and using my own HTML.

Hi there, thanks for responding. The theme I am using is custom built by myself. The only place I am using the related posts is at the bottom of single posts which I am not utilizing the widget for. As it stands, the widget remains unactive.

Hi there,

I unchecked the ‘Auto Insert Related Posts or add <?php zemanta_related_posts()?> to your single post template’ option and the posts are still being displayed below my content. I want to remove the auto insert and manually use the php function listed above to display the posts, but when I uncheck the box and add in that function the related posts are displaying twice, stacked on top of eachother.

For now, I have modified the plugin core init.php file and commented out the zem_rp_add_related_posts_hook($content) function which seems to have solved it temporarily, but as you are aware I don’t want to keep this solution in place because it will be removed upon updating the plugin.

Any idea why that checkbox doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do?