eviang

Hi there,

Thank you for your reply.

This mostly makes sense as you are correct – the site was built on a staging site and then pushed across to a different domain, where it is now hosted.

I have attempted to follow your recommendation however it does not appear to work. I have tried the following things, all of which fail:

(1) Deleting and then re-typing the exact same Click-to-Tweet in the exact same element on the page (eg.[bctt tweet=”An Airbnb host renting out a full two bedroom apartment / house in a major US city can expect to earn an average annual profit of $20,619.” username=”padlifter”])

(2) Creating a new text box element in a different place on the page and then typing the EXACT same Click-to-Tweet in that new text box element (eg. [bctt tweet=”An Airbnb host renting out a full two bedroom apartment / house in a major US city can expect to earn an average annual profit of $20,619.” username=”padlifter”])

(3) Creating a new text box element in a different place on the page and then typing a DIFFERENT Click-to-Tweet in that new text box element (eg. [bctt tweet=”test” username=”padlifter”])

None of these work, as all of them continue to display the broken short URL (https://wp.me/P9nmz4-5mL) from the previous staging site (and not creating a new short URL).

Please can you advise how I am able to have it create a new short URL whenever I create a new Click-to-Tweet.

Thanks,
Evian

Hi there,

Just wanted to follow-up and see if there was an answer to my question.

Thanks,
Evian