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  • A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    Ah that explains a lot. Your issues with the user module is probably related. In your tree, you are seeing is the file name, I assume, so that’s good. At least the file is being uploaded.

    In Safari, you should be able to see the XHR menu at the bottom of the panel on the network tab. Safari is different. You will see info all three parts of the ajax call on one tab, the request, the data and the response. I don’t use Safari for debugging, so I can’t tell you what information will display there. If something goes wrong during the ajax call to upload the image and the process couldn’t be completed, it should show up in the response.

    You should look at the content tab for the file, I believe. There should be two for async-upload, one with the id number for the image and a second with the html for the image. You should also check the content tab for the admin-ajax.php executions.

    I find the ajax module very frustrating. When something goes wrong in the upload.php application, it does not mean that there is an issue with the upload module, but that the WordPress ajax module is crashing because something is broken somewhere else that is otherwise unrelated.

    I am seeing this issue a lot. I just had to uninstall Securi. Although it was working, the host was blocking it’s ability to connect to their server and that was what was blocking the ability to upload. Since there is obviously something going on in your admin section I am going to strongly recommend that you delete your plugins folder completely. I’m positive that it is possible for inactive scripts to still interfere with the application. If you are running caching, turn it off and delete your cache. Switch to 201x theme so that you are down to the bare bones basics.

    A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    So on the response tab, the text does not start with the word success? What does it start with? Does it say error or do you see any text that indicates a potential error? You can paste it here if you like.

    A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    Does the response start with the word “success”?

    A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    Oh, I’m so sorry…My bad. It’s Response, not “result”. While the XHR tab is open, you should upload a file. On the tab, you should see a list of files as the process takes place. Once you get the error, you can click on the last file, async-upload.php. Another window should open up next to the file name with several tabs, one of which is “Response”. Click on that. If it doesn’t say success, you may find a clue somewhere there.

    Otherwise, you should see several instances of admin-ajax.php which executes every 60 seconds or so. You might find a clue there too, since it appears to load everything admin related and might indicate where a problem is.

    A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    Sure, good luck!

    It’s possible that the fatal error is the problem if it’s happening in the admin functions.

    I believe that inactive plugins can cause problems. It can’t hurt to disable everything and ftp in and copy them to another directory just to find out. Like I said, I just resolved this same issue an hour ago and the issue with the blank modal media page last week. Both were caused by weird little errors.

    I don’t understand the imagemagick issue at all.

    A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    I have seen this on several web sites and was able to fix this issue by disabling one specific plugin that was causing errors in the admin panel. I would like to note that the plugin itself has nothing to do with media, uploading or ajax.

    I believe that this might be an ajax error. It is likely caused by any plugin that is not loading properly. Look for potential error messages from other plugins.

    You may find a clue by going into developer tools, clicking on the network panel, selecting XHR reloading the upload.php page and uploading. Click on the last call to async-upload.php. The result should say something that starts like this: {“success”:true,”data”:

    This can also be used to determine the source of the modal media window upload.php not displaying any images. An obscure bug in a plugin that doesn’t throw errors can break the ajax media library.

    A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    I’ve seen this before. The last time I had this problem, I reinstalled WordPress from scratch.

    It is now happening again.

    When I disable all of my plugins, the media library loads. I have been been installing them one by one. I have the issue down to one plugin that installs with unexpected output.

    Plugin Author A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    WordPress uses the user id to display the list of posts from the author. This plugins was designed to link to the authors web site instead of a list since the guest author does not have a user id.

    My advise is
    Don’t use this plugin. Use this plugin: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/change-author/

    If you have a lot of posts by the same author you might as well create a user id for your guest author, you don’t need to give them login permissions. This is just for your use. Create posts and use the plugin to switch the author name to the guest author. You can add bio information to the user. You can go back and change old posts with the plugin.

    There is another workaround, if you continue to use this plugin, which is to create a general user for all of your guest authors and create all of your guest author posts under that user. Use the same plugin above to switch to your general ‘guest user posts” user account. That way all of your guest user posts will show up in their own list.

    Plugin Author A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    Hi, the stylesheet sets a default width and height which you can override in the short code or custom styles. It defaults to 150 x 150 which is the default size of thumbnails. You may be using a different size for your images.

    To make sure that they autofit, the best option is to set the width to auto and the height to a fixed height in the shortcode.

    this link might explain things a bit as regards WordPress image sizes.
    http://havecamerawilltravel.com/photographer/wordpress-thumbnail-crop

    If you need more help, email me at [email protected] with a link to demonstrate the issue.

    Plugin Author A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    Great! Thanks for the followup.

    Plugin Author A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    I don’t have enough information to resolve this.

    I need to know what post type you are using in order to understand what is happening. If it’s portfolio, which plugin are you using that is providing the portfolio?

    Also it helps to provide a link to an example of the issue along with the specific shortcode that you are using so that I can try to figure out what is going on.

    The most common mistake that people make is using the wrong category id.

    thanks!
    Adrian

    Plugin Author A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    Hi Fajr,

    I may not have understood your question. There are plugins you can download that will display the author name on your posts. I hope that helps.

    Plugin Author A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    The only way to do this would be to use the filters that come with the plugin. This requires a little bit of coding experience. We are available to do this for you for a fee.

    Plugin Author A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    Hi Mr. Robville, Sorry for the late reply. Please feel free to email me at [email protected] if you have an urgent issue because I don’t check the forums here often.

    Your portfolio post type may actually have a custom taxonomy for the category in which case category or cat will not work. I was wondering if you would mind letting me know which plugin you are using, even if it’s jetpack. That way I can figure it out so that you don’t have to hack.

    Plugin Author A. Jones

    (@nomadcoder)

    Cool. Please remember to email me if necessary. I don’t check this forum often enough. [email protected]

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