BobbySlingShot

Thanks for the solution jumpmobi!

It worked for me :).

Have the same problem here!

Fortunately I tested the upgrade on my local machine and it seems whats causing is actually the file PluginOrganizerMU.class. I still have all my plugins enabled including the Plugin Organizer (even though is not working, since it needs PluginOrganizerMU.class to work).

The solution was to rename the mu-plugins folder to something else.

I’ve not going to upgrade wordpress until this is fixed, since this plugin is essential for me. ??

Thanks a million Jeff!
And Thank You for this amazing plugin and your customer service :).

Best Regards,

Andre

I have the same problem. look forward for an answer :).

Cheers!

Hi guys,

Having the same problem…

@justin – Did you find a solution for this that you can share?

Update: After reading the Github post regarding the cache, it seems to be a complex problem to fix.

If by any change there’s a viable solution for this, it would be great to know.

Thanks a lot!

Regards,

Andre

Cheers Ryan!

It seems I have a lot to learn, and I’ll keep in mind what you taught me.

Andre

Hi Ryan!

Thanks a lot for the info.

No, I’m not new to HTML and I’ve tried before and it does work.
The person which is responsible for uploading the content doesn’t have any HTML or PHP knowledge, so this is why I needed to make it easy to use, without the need to write any code.
But I will explain how it works, just in case.
We actually found out that, even though the plugin is not picking up the featured images, the search engines are.
Which in my opinion is the important bit (and the objective).
It’s not a serious problem, it just would help having a more efficient feedback.

If I have any progressions with it, I’ll let you know.

Thanks, once again!

Regards,

Andre

Hi Ryan,

Thanks for your help!

Yes, you’re bang on it.
What do you mean by quick work?
I’m new to wordpress. What do you suggest?

Cheers! ??

Andre