Parham Ghaffarian

I am seeing this too. It looks like $this->load_text_domain(); needs to be moved to an init action (vs. the current plugins_loaded).

This is throwing a warning on every request in WP 6.7 and it would be great to have it fixed.

@kidunot89 3.6.2 has fixed this for me. Thanks!

@justingreerbbi Any update here? Is it safe to just remove the call to that undefined function? This is causing a fatal error and hasn’t been fixed in 3 months.

Thank you! Isn’t that part of the plugin core and updated when I upgrade the plugin?

@nextscripts Any update? I have sent you credentials in my support ticket but have not got any response yet.

@nextscripts I had already opened one on Monday but have not heard back yet. Here is the number: #603906

@nextscripts They are checked at the time that we hit the Publish button. I have tested several times and made sure that they are checked but still not auto posting.

Configured it on a fresh website and it was the same. It just stopped working after 3.6.9 update.

I am having the same problem after updating to 3.6.9: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/auto-post-broken-after-369-update-wpmu

Sure, didn’t know this is a ‘Pro’ version functionality. Will discuss further in your support forum.

Thanks for the update.

Thanks for the reply, then what about all these twitter client apps? Are they using different route/api?

Good news! Since version 2.4 you can black list Jetpack modules using the ‘jetpack_get_available_modules‘ filter.

Here is a snippet/plugin I have put on gist which does the job: https://gist.github.com/ParhamG/6494979

I have found what is causing the issue in my case.
This widget, en-queues the twitter script using a protocol relative url. And I am using bwp-minify plugin, which apparently doesn’t support protocol relative urls, so it doesn’t include widget.js script!

As a fix, I have added the following line to my functions.php which registers the script with an absolute url:

wp_register_script( 'twitter-widgets', 'https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js', '', '', true );

Same problem here. A single WidgetID is displaying the widget on one website, but the same ID is displaying ‘My Tweets’ on another site. Actually both sites are just different setups of a single site (development/live sites), so they are using exactly same code/theme.

But isn’t Feedback something added by Jetpack Contact Form module?!

Although we have Jetpack installed, but Contact Form module is deactivated in our setup. So we have no access to Polls because we have no Feedback menu!

You may have other plugins with the same issue. Search for flush_rules in your plugins codes, or try disabling all of the plugins and then enable them one by one and test. Don’t forget to flush your permalinks (by visiting the permalink page) after you enable each plugin.