Sándor Juhász

You can retrieve "token" and "secret" with using "get" method: ``` php $token = $storage->get('access_token'); $oauth_token = $token->oauth_token; $oauth_token_secret = $token->oauth_token_secret; ``` You can save these values into your database...

I run into tha same issue. I replaced the following row in **email_crawler.py** file (line 95): ```python request = urllib2.urlopen(req) ``` with this: ```python request = urllib2.urlopen(req, timeout=10) ```

@mostym reported this on gitter. 

The source of the problem is in [header_default.php](https://github.com/e107inc/e107/blob/master/e107_core/templates/header_default.php#L520-L527) file. It contains hardcoded meta tags: ```php if(empty($isKeywords)) { echo (defined("META_KEYWORDS")) ? "\n\n" : render_meta('keywords'); } if(empty($isDescription)) { echo (defined("META_DESCRIPTION")) ? "\n\n"...

Thank you! :)

@harmanwebchfez31 Did you try clearing your cache?

I tested this setting and it works for me. I chekced **(index) Allow search engines to index this page (assumed)** option, and this appeared in the html source: ``` ```...

Yes, this is intentional.

I reopen this, because there is a [related TODO](https://github.com/lonalore/metatag/blob/master/e_admin.php#L55) in the code.

Yes, this seems to be a core-related issue.