[wordpress_file_upload uploadid="3" multiple="false" uploadpath="gallery/user-cartoons" fitmode="responsive" placements="title/filename+selectbutton/userdata/filelist/message/uploadbutton" notify="true" notifyrecipients="%userdata2%" notifyheaders="Content-Type: text/html" notifysubject="Your Humor Times File Upload" notifymessage="Hello,%n%%n%This is an automatic delivery message to notify you that your file, %dq%%filename%,%dq% was successfully uploaded to Humor Times %dq%%pagetitle%.%dq%%n%%n%If deemed acceptable by the editors, your cartoon will be posted in the gallery soon. Please check back back and share the gallery widely, using the share buttons provided.%n%%n%Thank you!%n%Humor Times staff" widths="plugin:100%" userdata="true" userdatalabel="Description|t:text|s:top|r:0|a:1|p:none|d:/Email|t:email|s:top|r:1|a:0|v:1|p:right|d:|g:0" nextgen="true" ngg_galleryid="18" ngg_description="%userdata1%" ngg_alttext="Humor Times, reader cartoon" ngg_tags="Reader cartoon" ngg_exclude="true"]

The ngg_exclude="true" setting used to work, but the uploaded images are no longer marked as excluded in NextGen. I’ve tried re-saving the instance.

Other recent problems: The thumbnail is not being generated in Nextgen, and the emails don’t seem to be going out as set up. How can these settings be fixed? Thanks!

When I’m logged out, the files get uploaded okay, but the email notification does not go to the person who uploaded the file, as it does when logged in.

How can I troubleshoot this? Thank you.

Oddly, whenever I have the browser “Inspect” feature open, it works, otherwise it doesn’t. I’m trying to detect conflicts via the Console Inspect tab, but can’t, since it works when that’s open, so I’m having a hard time debugging the problem.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I was fixing this error myself by putting the single quotes around the word COOKIEHASH on line 33. Could you please fix this issue in the future updates. Thank you.

[wordpress_file_upload multiple="false" userdata="true" userdatalabel="Description|t:text|s:top|r:0|a:1|p:none|d:" nextgen="true" ngg_galleryid="18" ngg_description="%userdata1%" ngg_alttext="Humor Times, reader cartoon" ngg_tags="Reader cartoon" ngg_exclude="true"]

The Upload Path is set as ‘uploads’, so would changing that to ‘gallery/user-cartoons’ fix the problem? That’s where they end up, but copies are left in the ‘uploads’ folder.

Thank you.

The warning says:
E_WARNING: session_start(): Cannot start session when headers already sent
…and it’s triggering every minute or so.

What can be done about this?

Thank you!

PHP Fatal error: Cannot declare class MatthiasMullie\Minify\Minify, because the name is already in use in /home/sites/xxxxxx/www/wp-content/plugins/wp-file-upload/vendor/minifier/minify/src/Minify.php on line 26

This plugin is using the minification library from: https://github.com/matthiasmullie/minify, and FVM also includes that library as well.

It seems there should be an “if” statement to “not include that library” if it’s already defined somewhere else, OR rename it so it doesn’t conflict with other plugins.

I posted about this on the Fast Velocity Minify support page, and the FVM author said, “I have posted on their support forum a fix, however it depends on the author to implement it or not, or you could do that change yourself.”

He also noted that while testing WordPress File Upload on a default wordpress install, with only the default 2019 theme and no other plugins, that there are other errors on the console log: https://prntscr.com/n3osif.

Do you think these things will be addressed soon?

Thanks!

I’ve tried every combination of settings I can think of, and excluded the plugin’s directory via the exclusion list.

It works fine on every other page of the site, but not if there’s a WordPress File Upload shortcode present. Then, the page won’t load beyond the post title.

How can I debug this?

Thank you.

We’d like to transition to something like your plugin, however, I was wondering if you could give me any hints as to how we might use your filters or hooks to accomplish the same thing NextGEN Public Uploader does? It submits the images to a particular NextGEN gallery, and pre-checks the “Exclude?” box, making it so the image will not be viewable until we approve it by unchecking that.

You can see the current public submission section by scrolling down to “Upload your cartoon here” on the page linked.

Thanks for any help.