Error with LinkedIn channel

In /home/mgsolution/domains/mg-solutions.nl/public_html/u/plugins/jfbconnect/provider_linkedin/provider/linkedin/channel/company.php at line 60,

can you changeto
and try again?

-Melissa

Are there any errors in the LinkedIn channels in the backend? That error suggests to me that the token might have expired. While we need to handle that better, I would suggest using SCLogin to log in to LinkedIn again, accepting any authorization prompts, and then checking again.

The error indicates that it's having trouble accessing the endpoint that fetches all of the user posts for the company. Looking at the documentation, the 403 error coded indicates that there's not enough permissions to access this endpoint.

docs.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/market...c-post-api?tabs=http

Are you a member of the LinkedIn Marketing Developer Program? Membership is required for access to the endpoint.

-Melissa

Gotcha. Then the initial backend error was probably a token issue and was resolved after you logged in again and refreshed the channel.

Looking at the code, the link is not set properly after retrieving the posts, so when the stream module tries to display it, it just uses an empty link which will go to your homepage.

We have a hard time debugging LinkedIn as we've repeatedly tried to request access to the Developer Program but have been unsuccessful so far.

If you want to try to fix the link, can you try the following? In /plugins/jfbconnect/provider_linkedin/provider/linkedin/channel/company.php around line 181, changeto.

If instead, you'd like to remove the link, you'll have to do a theme override of /media/sourcecoast/themes/scsocialstream/default/linkedin.php. Line 23 and line 46 is what prints out the link.