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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Social Auto Poster] support for Page-type Access Tokens?To anyone reading this in the future:
I found a solution myself.Use the steps I have written in the first post to create a access token directly via graph api explorer.
Don’t get a page-type Access token, but a normal user-type one, but assign the permissions manage_pages and publish_pages yourself.I was mistaken that you need a page type access token, this is irrelevant as long as you have those permissions.
On the accesspress Facebook auto post settings, select mobile API,
Leave login data empty, but paste this into the textarea which says “paste copied access token here”:{“access_token”:”PasteYourTokenHereInTheQuotationMarks”}
and click Add Account.
Only your personal Fb profile and the pages you are admin of are added.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Social Auto Poster] support for Page-type Access Tokens?Thanks for the reply!
The drawbacks of the mobile API are the two factor authorization and my FB profile/groups/pages being accessible for other admins on the APFAP settings page. Unfortunately our WP page has multiple admins.I understand that you don’t support graph API, though I personally don’t understand why you think of it as deprecated, it just underwent changes but isn’t going to be replaced by Facebook…
But no offense, that’s ofc your decision as developer 🙂Do you plan on removing the graph API option completely in the future?
As for now, the method with a Valid OAuth redirect URI worked for me.
It just needs SSL/https now – that’s why I asked about the alternative of a Page AccessToken in the first place.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Social Auto Poster] Found Error: Wrong Text Domain?You’re welcome!
I found some Problems with language entries too. Not every entry in the settings page works. Maybe you can look over that too 🙂
ThanksSolution was a compatibility problem caused by another plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Email Address Encoder] Compatibility with “Email Address Encoder” PluginThe question is why i put that in the support forum of the wrong plugin……
I wanted to ask that question in the forums of a widget plugin, but apparently I was overtired.
Nevermind, I already got my solution!
Thank you for the clarification!
The post is way too long 😀
I try to put it simpler:When i access a restricted page, the message shown is not corresponding to the user level set in the post meta, but my own user level.
A contributor always sees the “contributor message” when accessing content beyond his access level,
instead of seeing the “admin message” when accessing admin restricted content or the “author message” when accessing author restricted content.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Membership Plugin - Kadence Memberships] Add link to the restricted messageI use the “Login with AJAX” Widget, which I only display in the sidebar on pages that have restricted content (must be set manually…)
In the restricted message I just added “Please use the login form on the right”.
After Login, the “Login with AJAX” widget reloads the page and the restricted content is shown (if the logged in user has the rights, of course.)