[Ying-Fu Li]

Ah, I’ll do that. Thanks for the reply! Love your plugin.

[NextScripts.com]

Please go to the HELP/Support tab and click “Check SSL/HTTPS” link.

[NextScripts.com]

This will be fixed in the next release.

[NextScripts.com]

Ask them again. It is not a feature that could be included or not. It’s a thing that misconfigured, they MUST fix it.

[NextScripts.com]

It’s not possible in the correct version. We might add that in a future

[NextScripts.com]

Clock on your server is set incorrectly. Please contact your server admin or hosting provider and ask them to set the right time.

[rino]

Same error for me also. Any solution?

[Charlie]

I asked 1and1 and they told me “client side SSL” is not included in my hosting pack. Is there any alternative solution?

Thanks

[NextScripts.com]

The answer is in the FAQ – #3.3:

Support FAQ

[NextScripts.com]

The answer is in the FAQ – #4.11:

Support FAQ

[NextScripts.com]

The answer is in the FAQ – #4.4

Support FAQ

[Alessio]

New release of wordpress, and new releas of SNAP.

Relax. Nothing is change. Nothing works.

Compliments.

[Dean Richardson]

>> BUT It asks me for verification every single time I try to auto post to LinkedIn.

I have to agree with Kerri – I’m being asked EVERYTIME I post to my website to write LinkedIn’s captha phrase.
The plugin isn’t asking for the code the once – it’s asking every time.

I’ve done ten tests now – I *may* be entering the captha code wrongly (there’s no way to request a second captha code when it’s not very clear what the word is) … as no test post is appearing on my LinkedIn company page. Can’t believe I’ve gotten ten our of ten codes wrong, though 😉

I’m using plugin’ version 3.3.4

[NextScripts.com]

We do not control the size of the image. Google does resizing and cropping by itself.

[Carlton Grady]

OK, is it possible to increase the size of the image if using “Add blogpost to Google+ message as an attachment”

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