amartinwest

Actually I already have ??

but Thanks.

No, Ill probably create in my version control and rsync up, like to minimise what is writable on the server.

Thanks

The update error was just a phrase, it happens when you do the migration and it tries to store the custom css but can’t and then prompts you to ftp. There is no indication where the file is stored or what its name is. The custom css was empty but it still tries to save it.

I keep my web content under version control on my laptop and rsync up to my server, so most directories do not have read access. So it would be useful to have the custom css file details in the FAQ.

Thanks

What is the actual location of the custom css? I could not find this info in the FAQs. I just need to enable write access to it so I dont get the cant update error message. Thanks

Thanks but if you read the original post, it says I fixed it. I just posted it here because I didnt come across this particular cure when I searched for the problem.

Sorry for not being clear, it is the upload file via the contact form.

Author comment doesnt add site url and hence picture is not found.

Problem shows when you have a url like

https://www.mysite.com/wordpress

This patch worked for me

wp-content/plugins/profile-pic/profile-pic.php
===================================================================
— wp-content/plugins/profile-pic/profile-pic.php (revision 1066)
+++ wp-content/plugins/profile-pic/profile-pic.php (working copy)
@@ -588,7 +588,7 @@
}
}

– $new_image = profilepic_internal_pickimage($id);
+ $new_image = profilepic_internal_cleanpath(get_settings(‘siteurl’) . profilepic_internal_pickimage($id));

// does user have image?
$array = explode(‘default.jpg’, $new_image);