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ok. i figured it out by myself…. 🙂 feel free to delete this thread!
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Well after much hand wringing and zero response to my ticket, it turns out the issue lay in the hosted environment and not with my local installs. Since I deal with various setups, it was a challenge to find a workaround. For half of my WP blogs, I had to move off Nginx servers, since the hosting companies effectively blocked calls to xmlrpc at the server level.
For the other hosts running Apache, I was able to implement user-level .htaccess filters which allowed me to use the following lines on the target sites:
<Files xmlrpc.php>
SecFilterInheritance Off
</Files>OR:
<FilesMatch “xmlrpc\.php$”>
Satisfy Any
Allow from yourdomain.com
Allow from yourdomainip
Deny from all
</FilesMatch>So if you’ve already troubleshot these areas in your WP install and/or, then give the above a try.
-Checked your wp-config.php for debug mode, charset
-Modify Security Plugins that disable xmlrpc
-Rewrite over your WP core files in case of hacked/corrupted files
-Checked WP database for correct collation/encoding (via phpMyAdmin)
-Updated PHP to take care of broken/disabled PHP xmlrpc extensions (within cPanel)
-If running Varnish cache, disable within cPanel
Hello,
I am also looking this feature. Please let me know when it will be available?
Regards
Raj
Hello. We ended up replacing the pn.php file with the script you provided. It solved one problem and created a new one.
1. Replacing the script does allow you to see all of the Pinterest boards in the list box BUT –>
2. If you select a particular Pinterest board and then update the post, the Pinterest board reverts to the default Pinterest board. In other words, you can’t pick a Pinterest board for a post, other than the default board.
The new pn.php script doesn’t seem to fix that problem.
Thanks,
Sandy
1. Go to the linkedin configuration and click “Test” button.
2. Plugin will ask you for a code. “Do not close that window!”. Check your email, get the code, enter it.
3. it will work fine after that.
Same issue here. Any help?
Hi Guys. I’m not super techie and don’t want to mess with php files as mentioned in the link. When will the next plugin update be released?
Thanks.
This is still available only to early adopters. We are considering this and most probably we will add it eventually.
i have the same problem too. In the link that you provide not show the solution anymore, help
I forgot to mention that after regenerating the boards, I saved the settings.
