[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Hi,

Thanks for using Super RSS Reader.

I tried both the feed URLs you gave but I do not see any issue. Pleasee see image below.
Can you please explain a bit on the issue ?

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Thanks for the confirmation Tammy !

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for using Git it write plugin.

Ideally there are two ways to use images in the markdown file.

1) Putting all your images to /_images/ directory and insert them like /_images/myimage1.png in the markdown file. In this way, the image will be automatically uploaded to your media library and the image will be linked automatically.

2) Using “absolute image path”. i.e you can upload the file manually and simply insert the image like http://<path_to_image>. In this case the image will be inserted/used as is.

In summary, if you are able to preview the markdown file WITH images displayed correctly for example in github or vs code then you are doing it right. The post should link the images correctly.

Please let me know how exaclty you are inserting the image.
You could also share your post and the github file. So I can compare to see if there is any issue itself.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Hi Tammy,

Sorry that you are requesting a refund. Since you have already read the documentation, saw the demos it is difficult from our side to understand purchasing a wrong plugin and a request for an immediate refund.

There is a free version available for the plugin plus you can always reach out to us in case of a query prior to that.

Anyways, I’ve processed the refund.

Also, as per the refund policy you agree that the downloaded plugin is deleted from all your sites.

Terms and conditions

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Hi Tammy,

Thanks for using Super RSS Reader.

Super RSS reader is a plugin to display RSS feed items on your website.

In the free version you can display RSS feed in a widget like in the demo here – https://wpdemos.aakashweb.com/super-rss-reader/

In PRO version you can display RSS feeds anywhere on your website like even inside posts using shortcodes and as a grid. See demo here – https://wpdemos.aakashweb.com/super-rss-reader-pro/

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Hi Cuisinons,

I see an error when we are trying to get the share count.

Looks like some kind of security plugin is blocking access.
I need to login and have a look at this.

Can you please create a temporary administrator account and share the username and password to my contact form ?

Contact

I’ll login and find out the issue.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Hi Deirdre,

Thanks for using WP Socializer.

Could you please clarify the feature you are using ?

Is it “floating share bar” or “follow icons” ?

If “floating sharebar” then you can add a “custom html” social icon and insert whatever code you want to add a link.

If “follow icons” then you can insert any “follow icon” button, change its “profile url”, “icon image url” as needed for your custom link.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Hi Trenice,

Thanks for using announcer plugin.

I could not understand the issue/context you are facing. Can you please share more details ?

Any issue with upgrading WordPress itself ?

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Ok.. thanks. The screenshots not displaying on your side is something I need to check. May be in your next post you can reply if this image is accessible to you – https://i.snipboard.io/ud8qJ9.jpg. Also can you please let me know your city ? Just to know if there are any restrictions for this URL.

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Excellent ! Cheers !

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

hmmm strange. I could see the image from side. Not sure if the image is blocked.. it should not happen.

So basically in file announcer/public/js/script.js at line number 247 and 248

        var schedule_from = Date.parse(this.props.schedule_from) || (now - 1);
        var schedule_to = Date.parse(this.props.schedule_to) || (now + 1);

change it to

        var schedule_from = Date.parse(this.props.schedule_from + 'T00:00:00') || (now - 1);
        var schedule_to = Date.parse(this.props.schedule_to + 'T00:00:00') || (now + 1);

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

The end result should be like in the screenshot above. Edit lines 247, 248 in script.js.

Correction – The file to clear cache for is this /wp-content/plugins/announcer/public/js/script.js?ver=5.0

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Mark,

Yes, the JS API was returning UTC instead of local time. I need to revisit this API.

For now can you please make this change ?
It should now check the date as per the user’s local time.

Insert this + 'T00:00:00' like highlighted below.

After saving, clear your site cache by ctrl+f5 any WP Cache to see the latest changes. /wp-content/plugins/announcer/public/css/style.css?ver=5.0

I’ll fix this in the next version of the plugin.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Mark,

I believe you are talking about the “schedule duration” option.

The announcement is displayed as per the date on the user. If the user’s date is between the given date range then the announcement will be displayed.

The “published date” you have mentioned is the date when the announcement was “modified/published”. This is just an internal date for your reference.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash Chakravarthy]

Hi Dan,

Right now there is no out of the box option to print any XML tag in the RSS feed. I have this item in my todo list. I don’t have an exact release date yet.

But for now you can add below line to display the “location” tag you want.

In plugin editor edit super-rss-reader-pro/includes/feed.php file and insert below line after line 250.

$loc = $item->get_item_tags(SIMPLEPIE_NAMESPACE_RSS_20, 'location');
$t_desc .= '<em>' . $loc[0]['data'] . '</em>';

So it looks like this.

This will display the location after description like below.

Thanks,
Aakash

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