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The most common reason for this is the amount of memory allowed for PHP on your server. Please check and make sure it’s not 32M or less. You need at least 64M, but if you have other plugins 128M or even 256M is recommended.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Ludwig Van Normainen
NextScripts.comThis file is serialized, so you need to follow the serialization rules. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serialization
It has now been well over a week since I posted this issue. Would be amazing to get a response. I see that the staff too the time to cherry pick certain issues to resolve.. I check back 2 to 3 times a day to see if anyone has replied.
Would be nice to get some kind of response even if it is just to say that you are not going to respond. You know, so I stop wasting my time…
I am not sure what kind of instructions are you looking for.
Here is how to setup tags/categories filtering:
https://www.nextscripts.com/snap-features/assign-categories-to-each-social-network/After that posts with different tags will go to different pages. There is nothing else.
The answer is in the FAQ – #4.11:
I am not sure I got your question. There is only one way of adding images to Twitter and our plugin does it this way.
What do you mean “always posting the same post”???
Do you mean that you write new post, hit publish and plugin immediately autoposts some different post?
Hello Kegnum.
I have the same iteration issues with re-post function on Facebook though I’ve left the default setting for picking posts between 365 and 30 days old.OK so basically the problem now is that the posts that are being reposted are from the previous day instead of the current day. I have the settings set to earlier than 0 days and not later than 1 day. These settings worked fine up until the day before i started this thread.
I know it was probably relaxed here due to the holidays but now that they are over i am hoping to get an answer. 🙂
FYI, Hupso provides share buttons at the bottom of our site’s posts. Hupso Share.
