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  • Plugin Author sewpafly

    (@sewpafly)

    I would love to keep working on this, but I don’t have the time right now. Maybe someone could find a patch and contribute?

    Thread Starter mmenigma

    (@mmenigma)

    If I knew how to I would. Thanks anyway, it was nice while it lasted. Maybe should update the listing that it’s incompatible with current WP version.

    Plugin Author sewpafly

    (@sewpafly)

    Good call

    I was about to report the same error. A shame that it’s not likely to be repaired any time soon – thanks for a great plug-in that has been useful!

    WordPress 4.5 has, for our site, been a pain. I wish we’d tested it before upgrading ??

    Oops, did not see this thread. OK, times to see an alternative – I loved this plugin.

    I found a couple, but I’ve stuck with “Crop Thumbnails”. Easy enough to use.

    I was able to fix this with one line of code!

    In \post-thumbnail-editor\js\snippets\pte_enable_media.ja on line 19, change this:

    "\n</a>", {id:"{{ data.id }}"});

    To this:
    "\n</a>")({id:"{{ data.id }}"});

    The difference is subtle, but it has to do with the way Underscore.js changed the way templates are compiled. WordPress included a new version of Underscore in the latest release.

    Nate – would I be right in saying that this file can’t be located via the “edit” option within the WordPress plug-ins area? I’d have to go in via FTP to find it?

    I just want to check before I go mucking about!

    @ianpurdie: Always use FTP – safier.

    And thanks to Nate.

    @li-an – probably… but sadly impossible at work due to our “secure” network. Will have to do it when I get home!

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