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When distributing a published post using Distributor as a draft, then publishing on the remote site, the post will contain meta from the original post, causing some issues:
The distributed post doesn’t automatically tweet because it thinks the post has already been tweeted (it checks the “twitter-status” post meta). The URL says it was tweeted from (the origin site), but it was really tweeted from the (the destination site) twitter account. The tweet URL is wrong because of the way it builds that URL.
Originally reported on 9to5 by Nate Allen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When distributing a published post using Distributor as a draft, then publishing on the remote site, the post will contain meta from the original post, causing some issues:
Originally reported on 9to5 by Nate Allen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: