Jason

Hello,

The most common reason I see this happening is people are trying to use our theme and plugins on an out-dated version of WordPress. Assuming you’re up-to-date with your WP install, generally with a internal server error, the only way to really know the cause is to check your server’s error log. Your webhost can help you with this, if you are unsure.

If you’re using this with on of our themes form ThemeForest, here’s where you can get further support:

http://support.themeblvd.com

And if this is a theme from Mojo-Themes, you can post there under the “Support” tab for the product you purchased.

I was just playing with a couple of Portuguese Twitter accounts, and with UTF-8 encoding turned off, everything is working. So, it would be nice to find out specifically what characters cause this break to happen.

Hello,

Technically the functionality does exist in there to merge multiple feeds together, but unfortunately the shortcode is currently not setup to take in multiple feed ID’s. Hopefully I can do this in the future.

As of now, you’d have to create a custom shortcode from your own theme or plugin that took in multiple feed ID’s. See the current shortcode function as a starting point:

https://github.com/themeblvd/Tweeple/blob/master/inc/class-tweeple.php#L183

Hello,

This plugin is just for display videos in place of the featured image on posts. So this doesn’t have anything to do with the sliders plugin. But with your sliders plugin and Breakout, if you’re creating a “standard” type slider, it give you the option to insert videos instead of images.

Hello,

No apologies, but the plugin does not come with any feature for this.

Hello,

There’s no feature for this and a customization you’d need to make from your own plugin file or theme functions.php.

If you want to setup a custom function to display the time of each tweet, you can use the action hook “tweeple_tweet_meta” like this:

function my_tweeple_tweet_meta( $tweet ) {
    // Use $tweet['time'] ...
    echo $tweet['time'];
}
remove_action( 'tweeple_tweet_meta', 'tweeple_tweet_meta_default' );
add_action( 'tweeple_tweet_meta', 'my_tweeple_tweet_meta );

You’d have to come up with a creative way to calculate time ago, though. I know bbPress plugin has a function for this that works something like this:

http://www.jasonbobich.com/wordpress/a-better-way-to-add-time-ago-to-your-wordpress-theme/

You can see how what’s hooked by default to show the time of each tweet and how it works.

https://github.com/themeblvd/Tweeple/blob/master/inc/functions.php#L96

No one has ever reported anything remotely like this, so I would say they there are probably some other factors at play here.

You said you have Akita? That’s great, then can you please post over in our support forum? That way, I can possibly get a WordPress admin login from you and check out the issue.

http://support.themeblvd.com

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