C?t?lin Dogaru

Hi dikiy_forester,

Thank you for choosing to contribute to Avatar Manager!

Just merged your pull request. Changes will become available in the new version of the plugin.

Cheers,
C?t?lin

Hello artefactdesign,

Can you describe the steps to reproduce the issue? Also, have you tried installing Avatar Manager with a fresh copy of WordPress?

Cheers,
C?t?lin

Hi vincentweb2,

Please make sure that you have set the enctype attribute of your form. It specifies how the form-data should be encoded when submitting it to the server. The multipart/form-data value is required when you are using forms that have a file upload control.

Avatar Manager uses the following JavaScript code on profile pages:
jQuery( '#your-profile' ).attr( 'enctype', 'multipart/form-data' );

Please let me know if it helps.

Thank you,
C?t?lin Dogaru

Hi clegeard,

You’re welcome. Nice to hear you’ve finally managed to get things working.

Cheers,
C?t?lin Dogaru

Hi clegeard,

Just tested your code snippet with Twenty Eleven and it works as intended. Have you tried disabling all plugins, except Avatar Manager? If the error persists, please contact me through this contact form. If you don’t mind, I would like to take a look.

Thank you,
C?t?lin Dogaru

Hello dikkevandale,

It’s on my list. I can’t promise a date yet, but I’m considering adding this feature for the upcoming release.

Thank you for appreciating my work!

Best regards,
C?t?lin Dogaru

Hello clegeard,

To add the self-hosted avatars to your template files just use the WordPress built-in get_avatar() function. It’s output is changed once Avatar Manager is activated.

Please let me know if it helps.

Best regards,
C?t?lin Dogaru

Hello wallyBurger,

Thank you for the feature request. I’m considering adding front-end support (through shortcodes) to the next release.

How do you intend to use it? If you want to provide more details, please leave a reply or contact me through this contact form.

Best regards,
C?t?lin Dogaru

Closing the ticket due to lack of feedback from the reporter.

Also, you can try to replace line 304 in avatar-manager.php:

<?php submit_button( __( 'Upload', 'avatar-manager' ), 'button', 'avatar-manager-upload-avatar', false ); ?>

with:

<input class="button" id="avatar-manager-upload-avatar" name="avatar-manager-upload-avatar" type="submit" value="Upload">

Please let me know if this helps.

Hi Jess,

This is strange. It should work out of the box with a fresh install of WordPress 3.5 or higher.

Have you tried disabling all plugins, except Avatar Manager? If the error persists, please contact me through this contact form. If you don’t mind, I would like to take a look.

Thanks,
C?t?lin

Hello Jessica,

Thank you for reporting. It may be a problem with your current WordPress install as the submit_button() function is defined in wp-admin/includes/template.php. Try reinstalling from a fresh download of WordPress.

Please let me know if it helps.

Best regards,
C?t?lin Dogaru

Hello amycarolyn,

Thank you for the feature request. I’m considering adding WPMU support to the next release.

Best regards,
C?t?lin Dogaru

Hello FStop,

Make sure to check the “Anyone can upload” option under the Settings Discussion Screen as it isn’t enabled by default.

Please let me know if it helps.

Because the plugin relays on WordPress upload mechanism, changing the upload directory is not possible with the current implementation. Closing the ticket as wontfix or maybelater.