Chad Warner

I can confirm that deleting and reinstalling the plugin will bring the Replace Media link back to the Media Library (List View).

I can confirm that 5.04 of the plugin fixed the issue in WordPress 3.9.2 and 4.0.

I’m having the same problem on multiple sites that have Jetpack Sharing and Google Analytics by Yoast installed.

Hopefully the fix finds its way into another release soon.

Thanks, onerock. I tried a few more sites. For 5 of them, I initially got that error, but if I clicked “Save all settings” again, without changing anything, then the error went away. I still have the error on one site, no matter how many times I save.

I have the same question. I also tried the Hide YouTube Related Videos plugin, but it didn’t work.

Enabling debug emails worked for me. I realized that I hadn’t received emails for a while, found this thread, and enabled debug emails on all my sites. Thanks!

Jason, I just tested version 2.2.4, and it found an image that I uploaded straight to the Media Library. So, it appears to function as desired now. Did this functionality change within the last 2 months?

I’m pretty sure in older versions, if you installed Imsanity after you already had unattached images in the Media Library, then ran the bulk resize, it only returned images that were attached. It didn’t return images that were uploaded prior to Imsanity and were also unattached.

If you uploaded images after installing and configuring Imsanity, then it resized properly.

Others previously reported this too. See this thread and this Google Groups post.

Imsanity only finds images that are attached to posts, pages, and custom post types. Others have also complained, but I haven’t seen a solution yet.

Imsanity only finds images that are attached to posts, pages, and custom post types. Others have also complained, but I haven’t seen a solution yet.

I have the same question.

I’d like to also report repeated notifications for failed updates. I’ve had several times where this plugin sent me 10+ emails stating that it had updated BackupBuddy, but it actually hadn’t. I have the retry limit set to 3.

I just emailed support, since I’ve been having the same issue. Here’s what I sent:

For the past few weeks, WP Remote hasn’t been reactivating plugins after updating them. Specifically, I’ve noticed it with Jetpack, BackupBuddy, User Role Editor, Easy Columns, and Easy Fancy Box.

This has resulted in dysfunctional contact forms, broken layouts, missed backups, and even users prevented from logging in (in the case of User Role Editor). As far as I can tell, this has happened to all the sites I use with WP Remote, on several hosts (Hostmonster, Bluehost, GoDaddy, DreamHost, and SiteGround).

I need to reactive the plugins to keep the sites working, but please let me know how I can help troubleshoot. I’m afraid I’ll need to stop using WP Remote until this is fixed.

I’ve had the same problem in the past. I believe I had to delete the files via FTP, then reinstall them. Fortunately, most or all settings should be saved in the database, so you shouldn’t lose any data.

Please ignore. After digging through the database, it appears that this folder is actually created by the WP Remote plugin, not BackWPup.