Rose writes:

I had the older version of the plugin and absolutely loved it. But the new version has some major bugs and I can’t get it to work. As soon as I installed it, I could not longer publish anything to my blog. Everything saved as draft when I clicked the publish button as soon as I deactived the EzineArticles plugin, I was able to publish again.
I went back to the older version but I hope the new one is fixed soon :)
Thank you for all the work you have done to bring this awesome tool to us. I know you will get it ironed out soon.

Rose

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Rose,

This has been fixed and the update has been pushed to WordPress for upgrade.

April 30, 2010 at 1:53 PM

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Rose writes:

Awesome. Thanks for working it out. I will upgrade as soon as WP has the upgrade available :)

Thanks!

April 30, 2010 at 3:52 PM

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Monique Hrebeniuk writes:

Hello,

I had downloaded this plugin and did exactly what you said and I received an email saying that my account had been suspended. Can you please help me with this?

Monique

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Penny, Managing Editor writes:

Monique,

We are addressing this privately with you. You will see an email from our Member Support team shortly.

April 30, 2010 at 3:58 PM

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Elizabeth writes:

I have had the same problem. Doesn’t let me do anything but save my posts as drafts. When the plug-in is deactivated I am able to post fine. I’d love to be able to use this plug-in again so I hope they fix this major bug! I haven’t been able to get back to the old version, how did you do it? I’ve had to completely stop using the plug-in.

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Rose writes:

I always save a copy of the current version on my computer just for tese reasons. Plugins can foul up a WordPress installation if new versions do not upgrade at the same time as WordPress does, or, in this instance, when the new version of a plugin has a bug in it. That way I can easily ftp the old version back into the blog.

April 30, 2010 at 12:43 PM

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Elizabeth,

This has been fixed and the update has been pushed to WordPress for upgrade.

April 30, 2010 at 1:54 PM

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Rome Saranto writes:

Wow, thanks for the update, this has been a great addition to the wordpress arsenal. Can’t wait to use it.

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Lawrence Reaves writes:

The original Plug in didn’t work for me. It would not bring up the drop down boxes and would never save the setting details. I was hoping that the new version would work.. Apparently not…

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Lawrence,

Can you tell us what version of WordPress you are running, what browser you are using, and possibly a list of other plugins you have installed?

If you like, you could send this information via our member support as well.

April 30, 2010 at 4:00 PM

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Hilary Albutt writes:

Lawrence it sounds like a file permissions thing, if you are using someone’s WPMU install they might not allow certain functions to work.

Also you might have some other plugins that are causing the javascript to stop functioning. put your wp into maintenance mode (there are loads of great plugins to do this easily), disable all the other plugins and try again. If it works then its not the file permissions bug I found but one of the other plugins. Switch each and every one of them on separately after getting this plugin to work and then you will see what is causing the issue.

Hope this helps

April 30, 2010 at 4:19 PM

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Jane Parker writes:

Is it true that this plugin can only be used in the full version WordPress.org not the ordinary wordpress.com? The choice of Plugins is not even listed on my nav bar.

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Jane,

I believe that in order to install plugins for the wordpress.com blogs you are required to buy a package from them.

I would recommend you contact them to see what you can do.

April 30, 2010 at 4:02 PM

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Marina writes:

Was about to install this plugin on our custom developed WP site which is not hosted with WordPress, and now I am not sure if this will work on it at all. What package do we need to buy from WordPress.com, if any? Any specific requirements for hosting?

September 16, 2010 at 6:55 PM

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Marina, This is a very specific question best suited for a private conversation with our Member Support Team. I have forwarded it to them. –Marc

September 17, 2010 at 8:29 AM

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colin martin writes:

When i try and enter my account info it says:

“Setting saved locally. However, the server returned an error message:
Name is required.” Help?

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Colin,

In the EzineArticles settings section of the plugin you need to enter the email address and password for your member account with us.

April 30, 2010 at 4:02 PM

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Rob Jewell writes:

Having the same problem…logged into EzineArticles and verified that I had the correct login info and still not luck. Here’s the error message I’m recieving: WP EzineArticles – Account
Setting saved locally. However, the server returned an error message:
Name is required.

May 1, 2010 at 9:29 AM

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Rob,

Please share the version of WordPress you are using as well as your hosting provider so we can further troubleshoot this for you.

May 3, 2010 at 3:31 PM

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Jesse writes:

I’m having the same problem. I’m using wordpress MU 2.9.2

May 4, 2010 at 6:46 PM

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Jesse,

This plugin is not compatible with WordPress MU.

May 5, 2010 at 9:42 AM

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Joan Sotkin writes:

Plugin is a great idea. I’ll definitely be sumitting more articles in the future. Thanks.

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Ryan writes:

Will you be creating a gadget for Blogger in the near future?

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Ryan,

There is no ETA if/when we’ll have a gadget for Blogger.

April 30, 2010 at 4:03 PM

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Frank Loethen writes:

Just installed the plug in, wrote a blog and had no problems. This is a good time saver for me.

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Rafael from Iloveplanes.com writes:

I like that it auto-removes the images for you. My theme uses images in every post, so removing images was a huge PITA. Good job guys!

Rafael

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Hope Wilbanks writes:

I just added the plugin and definitely look forward to trying it out. Thanks!

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Steven writes:

Hi,
Great plug in idea. Just one query though, it has probably been answered elsewhere (I did look but could not find) so please excuse my ignorance, but how does this affect the duplicate content issue if an article has already posted and/or submitted to Ezine at the same time as posting?
Thank you
Steven

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Penny, Managing Editor writes:

Steven,

Chris addressed this question in the previous WordPress blog discussion so I copied his reply here:

“EzineArticles accepts original content that is 100% exclusive and original to YOUR NAME, but we will accept articles from you that you also have on your own website before or after you submit them to us.

As for your duplicate content question… As long as you don’t syndicate or distribute 100% of your content, your risks of any perceived duplicate content worries will be very minimized.”

Does this help you?

May 5, 2010 at 2:43 PM

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Jennifer Akers writes:

I’m having problems getting it to save my EzineArticles membership settings. I know I’m entering my username and password correctly, but I keep getting an error message saying it can’t authenticate my membership.

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Jennifer,

It sounds like you are using WordPress MU, is this correct?

May 5, 2010 at 2:40 PM

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Cak writes:

i will try this plugin, when it works it will save up more time. thanks

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kadals writes:

its auto approve ??

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Kadals,

Your articles are not “Auto Approved” when you use this plugin. All articles require review by two separate humans in order to be accepted.

May 3, 2010 at 3:35 PM

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Lisa Angelettie writes:

This is exciting! The new version of the plugin works fantastically with my “hostgator” hosted blog and I love how I can create one version and publish to my blog, then refresh and tweak the article for submission to EzineArticles.

I also love that it analyzes the content for “issues” before submission. This is a well done plugin – I just might have to write a review for it!

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Sandy writes:

Lisa, I have read that its better to change at least the 1st and last paragraph of a blog post before submitting it as an article to directories so I was interested to see that you tweak your blog posts for submission.

How much tweaking do you do?

May 1, 2010 at 6:55 AM

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Lisa Angelettie writes:

Hey Sandy. Yes, I think a lot of people on this thread are missing the point of revising their content in order to submit to both places.

While you could submit the same articles as-is to both place – more than likely Google would only show the EzineArticles version in the search results because they have more authority, ranking, traffic, etc. then your own site. BUT in order to build up authority, etc., it’s a good idea to submit an altered version of the original post.

I simply go through my article and rewrite sentences that I thought could have been better anyway:) I obviously take out links for the EzineArticles version. I do this throughout my article and just naturally end up adding or deleting stuff. It’s basically a re-write, but the bulk of the article is there so it takes less time. When you get really good at it, it takes less than 5 minutes, because you are not changing the topic or subject matter – just how you say it. I’ve been doing this for years and have had no duplicate content issues – ever.

May 1, 2010 at 9:42 AM

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Paul Smith writes:

Lisa

Thanks for the rewriting ideas.

But when submitting from WP, how do you make these changes? There is my post, I go to the panel for the submission process, where and when am I going to do the revising?

I mean, I can understand revising the actual post before sending to EzineArticles, but if I then update my post, won’t it then be duplicate again?

Best wishes

Paul Smith

May 1, 2010 at 4:20 PM

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Lisa Angelettie writes:

Hi Paul,
There are a couple of ideas I’d try. I’d write the article for EzineArticles first. Save as draft. Submit it to EzineArticles. Then re-write and publish to your blog.

For old articles, I would copy and paste original article in a text application and save. Tweak the article in WP and submit to EzineArticles. Copy and paste the original article from textpad back into the original post and save.

If your old articles are not getting ranked well in the search engines, then I wouldn’t even worry about the step I just mentioned and just submit to EzineArticles as is. You have a better chance ranking with them.

May 3, 2010 at 2:41 PM

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Naveen writes:

Thats fantastic reply.
Thanks Lisa

May 1, 2010 at 8:32 PM

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RevathiSankaran writes:

Awesome. Now it will be as easy as it can be to publish my site contents .

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Hans writes:

Great feature. I’m also interested in the blogger-variant. Could you keep me informed about this.

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Packabook Travel Novels writes:

This is great. I have just set up my ezine account and was about to tackle getting my head around the submission process. The timing couldn’t be better.
Thank you.

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Marco writes:

If submitting both the article and the post, wont that be regarded by Google as duplicate content, since it’s been published twice?

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Naveen writes:

That s the interesting point which even I was about to ask.But since E Zine understands this and still given a plug-in for this means there should not be any issues with google terming the post of duplicate content since the owner of the posts is same.
However http://www.copyscape.com will defenitely treat them as duplicate content.
Awaiting reply from ezinearticle about this so that I can go ahead and install the plugin

Have a great day
Naveen

May 1, 2010 at 7:53 AM

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Naveen writes:

Even I have a doubt whether google will treat ths posts as duplicate content??

May 1, 2010 at 8:09 AM

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Lisa Angelettie writes:

Please look at my reply to Sandy above.

May 1, 2010 at 9:43 AM

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Aminuddin Siregar writes:

Hoping to try it, be then?

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Vicki Fassler writes:

WOW – this plug in is GREAT! I didn’t have the first version at all so I have nothing to compare it to except the “old-fashioned” way of submitting to EzineArticles. Made my life sooooo much easier.

Thank you EzineArticles!

Vicki

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Liz writes:

I would really love to use this plug-in but I keep having problems with it…first with the old version now with the new version… , I activated the plug-in on the original blog I wanted to use it in and its fine, but when I tried to activate it in another blog I keep getting this message “Setting saved locally. However, the server returned an error message:
Member could not be authenticated. Username or password is incorrect.”

The user name and password are correct. Do I need to open another account in order to use this on a different blog?. I couldn’t find anywhere to add a new blog.

Thanks for your help.

Liz

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Liz,

You do not need to open another account to use the plugin on a different blog.

Since it is working on the first one you installed we should should focus on what the differences are between the one that it works with and the one it doesn’t.

For example, are they hosted with the same place? Are they the same versions? What plugins are different between then?

May 3, 2010 at 3:38 PM

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Naveen writes:

I installed this plugin from wordpress. I generated a code from analytics site and grabbed the analytics ID as well and promptly placed in the plugin settings.
Problem is its not adding the javascript code to the footer.php which should have been done automatically by the plugin.
I found that to do any changes in footer.php , its related to permission issue on the file? If yes..how do I make changes to footer.php.
Otherwse my analytics report says tracker Unknown.

Please help folks

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Encinitas Chiropractor writes:

I am kinda new with WordPress, but this will be a great plugin as I have many articles that I want to submit on sports injuries.

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Sam Deane writes:

Just installed the plug in and loving it.

You do need to do a re-write, also, as ever, I find I have to take a lot of keywords out to keep EzineArticles happy. Was concerned about messing with the original, but I realised that having submitted the article to EzineArticles, so long as I close the window without saving the WP post, my original article will still be there. My fumbling around saving it in word therefore is not necessary.

Abolutely LOVED the live appraisal as opposed to waiting hours or days before that dark and doom-ladened rejection email arrives thru the inbox! Now its just ‘rejected + reason’ – go amend and re-submit – perhapes another ‘rejected + reason’ – amend and re-submit – ACCEPT – Yeay – So much quicker and easier!

I’m in! – will be posting a LOT more articles to EzineArticles now for sure.

Thanks EzineArticles dudes!

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Clarence Close writes:

When I log into my wordpress.com interface there is nothing in the left bar for plugins. Further reading requires installation of wordpress.org on a hosting server to use any plugins as they have taken it out of wordpress.com for security.

1. Is there a way to install the plugin on WordPress.com?
2. If there is not a way to install the plugin on the .com then how to go about getting the .org installed? I am not hosting my own server.
Thank you.

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Clarence,

You will need to get your own hosting account. Many hosting providers offer WordPress as part of your hosting account.

May 5, 2010 at 2:44 PM

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Leon Noone writes:

G’Day Marc,
I’m just about to publish my first blog. I’ll be trying your plugin soon.

But I wanted to congratulate you on the clarity of both your video and text instructions. They are such a pleasant change.

I’m afraid that most provider instructions are confusing, jargon ridden and assume a high level of web “savviness.” in the reader. Yours are clear,cogent, lucid and simple.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks

Leon

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Thanks, Leon. I have a lot of help behind the scenes. :) – Marc

May 2, 2010 at 10:54 PM

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Lisa M Cope writes:

Love the plugin! It makes the process so much easier. I have a question though.

You said that we can publish on our blog and/or click the “Submit” button to submit your post as an article to EzineArticles.

If I do both will it affect whether or not my new article is accepted to EzineArticles?

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Nope. Clicking both is going to be pretty common for most folks.

May 3, 2010 at 12:56 PM

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Lisa M Cope writes:

Thank you for answering my question so quickly Marc!

I’m off to post and submit!

May 3, 2010 at 1:52 PM

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RevathiSankaran writes:

Thanks again for the excellent plugin. I got a question about dupllicate contents. What if i publish a post in my blog and submit the same content to EzineArticles. Will this be considered as duplicate content ? Will my content pass your guidelines? Please let me know.

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Penny, Managing Editor writes:

I addressed this question above as someone else asked the same question. :)

May 5, 2010 at 2:46 PM

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Pat & Lorna Shanks writes:

We’re having problems getting it to save my EzineArticles membership settings. I know I’m entering my username and password correctly, but I keep getting an error message saying:

“Settings saved. However, a connection could not be made to EzineArticles.”

I’ve even tried this plugin on a test blog and i’m still getting the same error message

Thanks,
~ Pat & Lorna

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Pat & Lorna,

It sounds like you are using WordPress MU, is this correct? If so, this plugin is not compatible with WordPress MU.

May 5, 2010 at 2:46 PM

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Sandra Kumskov writes:

I am using MU – is it still the case that the plugin is not compatible with MU?

May 4, 2011 at 10:16 PM

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Sandra – Yes, you’re correct. The plugin is still incompatible with MU. There are currently no plans to add that functionality.

May 5, 2011 at 12:36 PM

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RevathiSankaran writes:

Thanks again for the excellent plugin. I got a question about duplicate contents. What if i publish a post in my blog and submit the same content to EzineArticles. Will this be considered as duplicate content ? Will my content pass your guidelines? Please let me know.

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

See comments 21 and 30 above.

May 3, 2010 at 2:59 PM

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3TAJIOH writes:

Really cool plugin thx.

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Michelle Shaeffer writes:

This plugin rocks, thank you! It makes it super easy to submit articles.

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Rebecca Massey writes:

Having the same problem…logged into EzineArticles and verified that I had the correct login info and still not luck. Here’s the error message I’m recieving: WP EzineArticles – Account
Setting saved locally. However, the server returned an error message:
Name is required.

I just upgraded to latest version 2.92 I think. I am using WebHostiingPad

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Rebecca,

This was resolved a few hours ago, please try again :)

May 5, 2010 at 2:51 PM

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andrea writes:

Help!
This the error message it gives me when I’m trying to validate the post:
A required parameter Resource Box was missing or invalid.

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Andrea,

Are you selecting a default Resource Box or are you entering a new one?

May 5, 2010 at 2:50 PM

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andrea writes:

The default one. Still it gives me the error message…

May 7, 2010 at 4:14 AM

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Andrea,

Are you able to try this in a different web browser?

This does not appear to be a global issue; we are not able to duplicate this, and the majority of folks using the plugin are not having this issue.

May 19, 2010 at 11:13 AM

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Archie Davidson writes:

Hi. There is no drop down menu for plug ins on my word press site. Do I have to purchase something?

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

I believe that in order to install plugins for the WordPress.com blogs you are required to buy a package from them.

May 13, 2010 at 8:27 AM

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james kerrison writes:

Hi there,

Nothing happens when I click validate or publish.

Nothing.

I have waited a long on each click, tried Safari, Firefox…

Any ideas?

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

James – I have forwarded your message to Member Support. Expect to be contacted soon regarding this issue.

May 13, 2010 at 8:23 AM

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Martin Haworth writes:

I’m in the same position Marc – nothing happens either when I validate or publish.

Can this be resolved?

Martin

May 24, 2010 at 1:06 AM

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

As with James, I have forwarded your message to Member Support. Expect to be contacted soon regarding this issue.

I’m looking into it as well and will post a common solution here if one exists.

May 24, 2010 at 10:10 AM

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Nigerian Webmaster writes:

Thanks for the plugin release, please I have a question
Is it not in the TOS of EzineArticles not to publish content that have been posted somewhere so post and old blog post, is it not against the TOS? I am waiting for your reply.Thanks.

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Paula Belyeu writes:

Whenever I save the settings, I receive the following error:

“Settings saved. However, a connection could not be made to EzineArticles.”

I am NOT using WordPress MU.

Thanks in advance for your assistance,
Paula

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

Paula,

Do you have a firewall plugin installed?

I would recommend disabling all plugins except the EzineArticles plugin, if this works, then you should turn on one plugin at a time and continue to test to find out which plugin is causing this to happen.

May 18, 2010 at 10:04 AM

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Paschal writes:

I installed the plugin but couldn’t get it activated.

Below is the error message I got each time i tred to get it activated.

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Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare wp_EzineArticles_add_post_meta_box() (previously declared in /home/www/zanswer.freehostia.com/bible-marriage/wp-content/plugins/ezinearticles-wordpress-plugin/wp_EzineArticles.php:47) in /home/www/zanswer.freehostia.com/bible-marriage/wp-content/plugins/ezinearticles-wordpress-plugin/wp_EzineArticles.php on line 51

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Please help me out Chris!

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Paschal writes:

I wonder if my first report containing the error message I got
when i tried to activate the plugin got to you?

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Paschal, I have forwarded your request to our Member Services Team. They will be contacting you via email directly.

June 1, 2010 at 9:27 PM

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Hugo Rivera writes:

I installed the plugin and the setting saved locally. However, the server returned an error message:
Invalid API Key.

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Greg Larkin writes:

Hi,

I have the same problem here – the plugin reports “invalid API key”. I checked the key at api.EzineArticles.com, and it appears to be correct. Every time I enter my username/password in the plugin settings, they are reset to letter “a”.

Can anyone tell me how to fix this problem?

Thank you!

August 4, 2010 at 9:24 AM

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Greg – please verify that your sign-in credentials are correct and that you are using the same email/username/password that you use for your EzineArticles membership. If you still experience problems, please contact Member support by clicking the “Contact” button in the upper-right corner of the Member interface.

August 4, 2010 at 1:54 PM

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Greg Larkin writes:

Hi Marc,

I updated WP to version 3.0.1 and PHP 5.3.3, and it looks like everything is working now. The account credentials are preserved correctly, instead of being replaced by the letter “a”.

FYI – I think the letter “a” value means that the options were not serialized or unserialized properly when saved or retrieved from the database. There may also be some issue with the fact that PHP 5.2.5 was used instead of PHP 5.3.3. At any rate, it works now.

Thank you,
Greg

August 11, 2010 at 10:39 AM

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Robert Jones writes:

I have attempted to “Save Settings” while setting up my account information and I get the message “Settings saved. However, a connection could not be made to EzineArticles.” I have tried ti a number of times and even logged into EzineArticles using the same information. I can log in using it but can not set up the WordPress plugin. I am using WordPress 2.9.2, Mizilla Firefox browser and Windows 7. I thought you would want to know about this problem. I’ll keep working on it and if I resolve the problem I’ll let you know.
Thanks for the help.
Bob Jones

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Bjorn Zellweger writes:

I have the same problem when trying to save my account details. Settings saved. Error: “However, a connection could not be made to EzineArticles.” I tried deactivating all plugins and ran it on another test blog, but no luck. Any idea what else I can try?

Thanks for your help.

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Kim writes:

When I tried to submit a post from my WP blog, I got validated but the error message stated that “could not communicate with EzineArticles.com.

I then closed my WP and opened it again. I chose a different post, and got the same message.

Help!

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

I’ve forwarded your message to our Member Support Team – they’ll contact you privately to assist you. :)

August 11, 2010 at 10:26 AM

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Mitch writes:

Just to add to this, I’ve sent a message 3 times and haven’t received a response to this yet.

August 22, 2010 at 3:12 PM

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

I’m sorry to hear that. I will look into the matter and be certain somebody contacts you ASAP.

August 23, 2010 at 8:27 AM

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Myki writes:

Hi,

I’m having precisely the same issue using the latest plugin and WP3. I can confirm account settings correctly and account status, but posting an article to EzineArticles or validating at a blog post screen always claims a connection error. However, after playing with this several times, I’ve noted the account status has dropped 2 points, one for each blog I tried to submit, and when re-logging into my account I via the web I see the articles have been submitted, however I received no email.

September 10, 2010 at 10:10 PM

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Henrik Blunck @Earning Money Online writes:

I think it’s super that you allow us to BOTH publish on our own blogs AND on EzineArticles. Previously I was of the impression that we could only use a maximum of 25 articles as syndication on sites we personally controlled, but that way is absolutely marvelous – though, of course, rewriting could be better when you want to be absolutely sure you won’t fall for any duplicate content criteria out there. ;-)

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Om writes:

Is it wise to duplicate all your blog posts on EzineArticles without rewriting them?

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

It really depends on how the content is written. Before submitting repurposed material to EzineArticles, check that the language matches our platform and remove anything that could confuse the reader like “In this post” or “In this blog.” Also, bear in mind that the article will be viewed completely outside the context of your Blog, so be certain it is written to stand alone.

September 13, 2010 at 2:12 PM

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Pilar Manriquez writes:

Great help and easiest way to post our articles. Thank u so much for such tool !

Good Job !

Pilar

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Dave writes:

Wow ! Brilliant plugin, just something I was praying for to happen as it was getting tiring to write a post on my blog and then go to EzineArticles and copy paste and submit. This is what the doctor ordered. Thank you so much for this, it will help immensely.
Cheers!
Dave.

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toronto painters (Vic Nagy) writes:

I just discovered, my plug-in no longer works than I would like to know who to ask to troubleshoot this problem?
Regards

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Vic,

Simply click on the “Contact” link in the upper right corner of the Member interface to contact our Member Support Team. Provide the details of your problem and they should be able to help you.

September 20, 2010 at 8:24 AM

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everyonlineslots writes:

The following code appears when I click the acount button. “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”

How can I fix it?

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

This error sounds like you do not have permissions to use the plugin, which is something delegated by the blog administrator.

You will need to ask your blog administrator to grant you privileges to this particular plugin.

September 27, 2010 at 12:30 PM

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Amit Laufer writes:

Hi,

I’ve installed the plugin and recieved the following message:

“The plugin generated 1894 characters of unexpected output during activation. If you notice “headers already sent” messages, problems with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing this plugin”.

When I clicked on “Account” I recieved another
error message:

“You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page”

My WordPress version is 3.0, I’m using Hostgator.

Please advise.

Amit

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Christopher Knutson, VP of Operations writes:

This is an account permissions issue with your wordpress installation. You will need to get in touch with the admin of your blog or the hosting company to get permissions enabled.

Not all admin users are allowed to use plugins, that is a delegated permission.

October 7, 2010 at 8:07 AM

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Jide Lipede writes:

Just registered with EzineArticles and installed the wordpress plugin. Whenever I try to ‘validate’, the plug in responds with error “A required parameter ‘body’ was missing or invalid.”

What does this mean?

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Janet Dobalina writes:

Hello,

First off, thanks for the plugin — I’d really like to try out this plugin it looks so cool! It installed perfectly and had really not many problems (except a weird javascript UI refresh issue that eventually went away)

But it just won’t publish my article! No matter what I try, I get the same an error:

There is a maximum word count for the Article Summary, 200 words.

But, of course, my article (and new custom excerpt which I re-wrote to be unique from my article post just in case) is more than 200 words, it’s over 535 words — and I even looked in the plugin code a little bit, saw it calls get_excerpt() so I wrote a super long custom excerpt… still it doesn’t work. WordPress version was just updated the other day, is this a new bug / regression?

Thanks for your help this plugin looks so super sleek and useful!

Thx [reposting – last post didn’t show up]

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