Sam

Oh no, my theme still has the featured image feature, it’s just that this page exists kind of outside WordPress..if that makes sense. Sorry, I’m not really explaining this well! Basically this page is a PHP script I wrote and uploaded, then assigned to the animal page via the Template drop down. So it doesn’t use any of the WordPress functions, mostly because this is my first foray into WordPress and I’m not all that familiar with the functions. But, based on what you said, I now have a lead at least! I’ll look at the_content() and see if I can’t figure out how to get that integrated into the script I wrote. Thanks again for your help!

Thanks for the reply! There’s no gallery in use on these pages, but the theme does use Visual Composer. Unfortunately though, I don’t know of a way to identify any of the images as a featured image. The images are in an array that I just cycle through and display as follows:

foreach ($pictures as $photo)
			{
				echo "<img class=\"petimg\" src=\"" . $photo["urlSecureFullsize"] . "\">";
			}

Is there something I could put in my code, like a class or id that would indicate to the plugin that these are images that I want to use?

Same issue on one of the sites I manage, but not the other. From past threads I’m thinking this issue may be related to the fact that my theme isn’t compatible with the upgrade yet. I’m restoring my backup with the previous version until I have the time to fool around with it or a fix is found.

Thank you so much for looking and I’m so sorry that I forgot to reply! It seems it was related to W3 Cache. I always empty the cache when I update plugins, but I had to do it a second time for whatever reason this time around. Once I did that the issue was resolved.

Yup, it’s just for pre-4.0 data that this happens. Donations made after the update correctly list “no fund specified” in the fund field.

Turns out I posted too soon. I just tried another search, this time using the code as the query and it turned up a helpful suggestion — check the cron jobs. Sure enough, there was one scheduled to keep replacing this file. I deleted the job and hopefully that will do it.

I had this problem as well. It took forever to update and finally after about a half hour I decided to stop the process to see if something had gone wrong. Initially it seemed like there had been an error because the link to seamless donations had disappeared from the sidebar of the dashboard and when I tried to access it via saved urls, I saw the permission error reported above. It turns out the plugin had been deactivated, but did not initially display as deactivated. I only saw it was deactivated when I went to the plugin page to delete it. Now that it’s reactivated it seems to be updated to 4.0 and working just fine.