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I’m asking about the blue box within the post as indicated in the link here:
https://www.fullertonmasonry.com/images/box.png
I’m wondering if that can be removed so that it looks like a regular post.
thanks
What exactly are you talking about? “Coming soon” post looks exactly as any other Facebook post. What is wrong with it?
example is the coming soon post here: https://www.facebook.com/jonicdsynzandxpressionz
Thank you very much. Resolved.
Tim
Ok let’s take this step by step since I don’t seem to get you or you, me.
I re-setup all my cron jobs in Cpanel.I set them up to run once an hour (they were already set this way but just in case I did it again). I used this command:
wget -O /dev/null https://www.mywebsite.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron > /dev/null 2>&1
I checked wpcron.php for any abnormalities, I don’t see any.
On the posting settings I have the “Publish Immediately” option selected, instead of the “Use WP Cron to Schedule autoposts”—is that correct?
Because with this setup I still get a hundred posts a minute!!! I cleared the cache from w3 cache in case some of the code is also being cached or something…I still get 100 or more posts a second.
Here’s the interesting thing. I turned everything off (unchecked all the social network boxes and clicked “update settingâ€) and for some reason it is continuing to post on Facebook.
Hmmph….Any luck or ideas with this issue?
I like the features of this plugin and considering to go PRO, but if this issue is not solved yet then i need alternatives.Right now i’m combining with ifttt.com. I’m keen to know if there are any solution yet.
Thanks
Everything you need is mentioned at the link above.
The article suggests you to disable WP Cron and setup a real cron that runs every minute.
If you look, you will see that your WP Cron is activated several times per second. As the result you got racing and duplicate postings. Please setup your cron to correctly run not more then once per minute and it will work.
I know you said that your “cron is setup correctly”, but you can look at the code if you like. there is nothing that triggers reposter to run other then a direct call from WP Cron. Look at the file nxs_functions.php line 891. function nxs_rePoster().
Here is the line:
if (stripos($_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”], ‘wp-cron.php’)===false) return false;
If you don’t understand PHP, this line means that if wp-cron.php is NOT found in the request URL, then execution of the function nxs_rePoster() will be stopped with “false” return.
That’s it. NO ‘wp-cron.php’ – NO re-posting.
Your log shows that function nxs_rePoster() executed every second, which means something is calling wp-cron.php every second. This is not a sign of “correctly setup cron”
Instructions are not outdated.
Only ~30% of Facebook users got new interface.
70% of Facebook users still see the old one.We have instructions for BOTH:
Facebook Configuration (OLD Interface)
Facebook Configuration (New Interface)
I have the same problem and I’ve submitted a ticket with no response. So above you say that the OA has cron racing, and in the FAQ it says, that all these problems are because of an “unhealthy wp cron”, but there are no clear suggestions on how to fix it.
Personally, I use the unix cron setup that you guys have in the FAQ, so my wp cron is disabled in the wp config file, but is run by the unix cron functionality.
What do I need to do to fix this issue?
I seem to need more help then you guys are providing, your how to’s seem to be out dated, I just can not get fb to connect / work.
