Featured Image question

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  • Plugin Contributor cyberseo

    (@cyberseo)

    Open the feed settings and select the “Generate from media attachment thumbnail” option in the “Post thumbnails” drop-box. Save the settings.

    Thread Starter dljordaneku

    (@dljordaneku)

    I’ll see what happens. ?? Thanks.

    Thread Starter dljordaneku

    (@dljordaneku)

    So I tried this but it is still not creating a featured image. Also, should it just link images back to the original source? I have the stored images locally checked. You say to make sure the upload folder is writable but not by who? Owner? Public?

    Darrell

    Plugin Contributor cyberseo

    (@cyberseo)

    Chmod it 777. The folder, not the files. Should be working then. The PHP script must be able to write files to your host.

    P.S. I’ve checked your feed with the “Generate from media attachment thumbnail” option at my test site – everything works just fine.

    Thread Starter dljordaneku

    (@dljordaneku)

    So the folder needs to be writable by public as well? Just wanted to make sure before I make this change.

    Darrell

    Plugin Contributor cyberseo

    (@cyberseo)

    Everything depends on your server configuration (actually how exactly PHP is being used there – as an Apache module, CGI object or somehow else). In my case its 755.

    I would suggest you to to contact your host admin and ask him a question: which exactly permission you have to set on a folder, to make it writable for PHP scripts. Not special for CyberSEO, just for any PHP scripts. In other words, you need to make your /wp-content/uploads folder writable for this function: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.file-put-contents.php

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