Adam @ WPCrafter

So essentially I can just go in and manually remove the user from the membership. Not the end of the world!!!

Thanks for getting back to me on it.

So you are saying I have to turn off the automatic reposting of my content? Isn’t that the whole point of using this plugin?

Sorry didn’t want to pester you on it. Actually that css puts everything on the same line, the field title and the form field. Doesn’t look so good. But it’s not your job to resolve fringe cases like this.

Thats a good suggestion, thanks. That may work for this site in mind since the site only has 1 course available.

Yea an accordion would most likely be the most flexible. But your suggestion is fine for now.

Also there is hack I figured out with using one of your shortcodes in a text widget. The shortcode will only show the lessons in the current module. This makes sense as well, but has some styling challenges.

Yup, replacing the file, then adding that to my wp-config file, solved the problem!!

Thank you very much, now I can get to testing!!!

Perhaps you should document this because I am sure your user base will be increasing rapidly moving forward.

Thanks for sorting this out. I am preparing a review of the plugin, so trying to get it working, lol.

Hey added that function to my child theme, still getting that error.

What I did was remove all the plugins that were having issues. Finally got Lifter activated. I added the function. Then added those plugins that were not playing nice. But now they won’t activate. BTW one of those plugins is Updrafts, which has a very large user base.

Yea the update took my site down, which isn’t a big deal since it is for development only.

The site will come back up when I manually delete LifterLMS.

Now the error I see in my browser is pointing to another plugin that is activated that uses PUC, but I think the problem is in Lifter.

So the error says: Fatal error: Call to undefined method PucFactory::addVersion() in /Users/…/wp-content/plugins/thrive-leads/plugin-updates/plugin-update-checker.php on line 959

But like I said, removing Lifter brings my site back. If I delete the plugin in the error message my site does not come pack, it just lists the same error for the next plugin I have activated.

My review is revised.

Not trying to hate on you or your business, quite the opposite in fact if you would just look me up. I have over 5k subscribers to my youtube channel and close to the same on my email list. All highly responsive WordPress users that buy stuff that I recommend. But I have their back and that is why they trust me, I only suggest good stuff that works and is developed by people I want to support.

I wrote a review that is accurate wether you like it or not. I watched a video that you posted which had no indication that it was a video for a completely different feature set. This misled me, and not just me, I installed it on a site. This was a waste of my time because tge description is misleading. Go take a look at other developers that have the same model but make things perfectly clear. Like Updrafts, iThemes security, and many more. I paid for them all gladly.

I am am actually quite surprised in your personal attack if me for stating this fact. And I am not the only one to state this as you claim.

Hey I’m not trying to pick a fight here.

If your plugin description would have been about this plugin and not a sales page for a separate paid plugin, which I believe to be outside of section 5, I would have gone to your site and purchased the plugin. I wrote a review based on the info you guys put here. I make no apologies for that.

Please read section 5 of the plugin guidelines to see how you are in violation. I already emailed the plugin team, but am doubtful if any action will be taken.

You have a sales video for a different product
There is no clear differentiation of features for free to paid
Premium version is promoted in an annoying way

There are many plugin developers that promote their premium plugin in accordance with the guidelines and in a clear straight forward way. You sir do not.

I’m all for you being able to sell your paid version, but you have to do it in a way that is in alignment with the guidelines.

Thanks for your response.

In the plugin description, at the top it says the difference between this one and the future pro version. Since that is the only line item that lists a difference, anyone would assume the same.

I really like what you are doing with the plugin and will look at it again in the future. I will leave my blog post up and revise it when the pro version is on the market.

Good luck with this project!

Hey thanks for your response.
1. Regarding the 1 message, you should make that clear, I wouldn’t have downloaded and installed knowing this because, that being the case, there are better plugins in the repository.
2. The twitter profile image is showing
3. I do not have the featured image checked, so its odd that I would be having that error
4. I have have the minimum and maximum days properly set

Its a shame, I took 20 minutes to write a blog post about the plugin mainly because of the multiple messages that I though it was capable of. I will have to remove it now and chalk it up as a loss.

It’s fine that you are holding that feature back, but to not make that clear is not right. I will go back to using Evergreen Post Tweeter since your plugin offers no benefit over that one without the multiple messages.

Good luck with your project.

Ok so after digging deeper and looking at the error log, I don’t know if this is a problem with the plugin or hosting.

[13-Sep-2014 22:48:09 UTC] PHP Warning: file_get_contents(https://pathtofeaturedimage/maxresdefault2.jpg): failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden
in /home/pathtofeaturedimage/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpsite-content-resharer/include/reshare-accounts/reshare-twitter.php on line 12