Paolo

HI,

please find it attached.

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Ok thanks, did you try deactivating the Woocommerce extensions to test?

Hi,

please provide admin credentials in a private reply and we will provide a solution.

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1) one or the other, I believe wp super cache and autoptimize can be a bit faster.
2) GD Booster does, I think WP Super cache too, but that can be done (and should be done) server side.
3) We’ll need to see your website and dashboard, if you provide a link and admin credentials in a private reply, the developers will let you know.

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Hi,

I see you have W3 Total Cache installed. That plugin is not compatible with GeoDirectory, only Wp Super Cache + Autoptimizer and GD Booster are. Remove it please and make sure to delete the files and folders it creates in wp-content too.

If the problem persist, it’s also possible that the conflict isn’t with WooCommerce itself (nobody ever reported it), but with one of the many extensions that you have installed

Did you try deactivating them momentarily to see if the problem persist? That would help chasing the culprit.

Let us know,

Hi,

you can only stop it or send to facebook when published (paid or not).

If you want to stop it go to GeoDirectory >> Social Importer and adjust your settings.

The reason why the image is not appearing with the post on facebook, could be because Facebook is not crawling your website.

Using their debugging tool https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/ you can amke sure the URL is crawled correctly and the image finally grabbed.

I asked Stiofan to see if there is anything we can do to improve this, or if the burden is 100% on facebook side.

He’ll let you know asap.

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@paul if you search in the forum, you will find plenty of topics with the solution to your question.

example : point 1 of this reply: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/desing-and-mobile-issues/#post-319349

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Hi,

you can’t modify every function that way. Only pluggable functions can be modified without changing the name function and pluggable function all start with

if( ! function_exists('function_name') ) {// code here}

see https://codex.wordpress.org/Pluggable_Functions

In this case you are trying to modify a function that can’t be modified using that method. You should copy the function, rename it, find where it is used and make the plugin use your new function instead.

Or use hooks to modify the function, but we need to know what you are trying to do to tell you if there are hooks for that.

Let us know,

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