Cedric

Anyone?

Same problem!

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Yes, this new version also creates an error in the edit post panel and its thumbnail function:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_upload_iframe_src() in C:~\wp-content\plugins\nextgen-gallery\lib\post-thumbnail.php on line 177

I have the same problem.

Sadly, the hard crop mode seems not to function.

Example:

in my functions.php file

add_image_size( 'new_thumbnail_size', 300, 100, true );

in my theme file (ex. single.php)
if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) { the_post_thumbnail( 'new_thumbnail_size' ); }

The image is not cropped as wanted. The height is good but the width stays proportionnal to the height, so in my case, the width is less than 300 pixels.

Weird, weird, weird. I also use version 2.9.1. Maybe the 2.9.2 fixed the bug?

In my case, it seems that using form elements like drop down boxes or select boxes doesn’t work very well. No entries are created in the database. Weird.

I decided to quit this plugin and to use cimy user extra fields.

Ok, I used an ugly way to do it. For closing the colorbox on form validation, I set a setTimeout with jQuery. So it lets time for WP to connect the user.

If someone knows a better way to do this, please post your solution here!

I’ll try it asap. It could be very useful. Thanks for sharing this tip!

Hello Frank and Esmi,

Thanks for your response.

In fact, for one of my client I use the thumbnail feature (which is great) but through a customized function in order to use it with the timthumb script. It’s seems easier to manage for my client.

Here is the customized function:

function get_the_image() {
	$imageFull = wp_get_attachment_image_src ( get_post_thumbnail_id ( $post->ID ), 'large' );
	echo $imageFull[0];
}

And the thumbnail is called like that:
<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/timthumb/timthumb.php?src=<?php get_the_image(); ?>&h=200&w=600&zc=1&q=100" alt="" border="0" />

So, for a better SEO, it would be great to let my client choose the alt attribute through the dedicated field in the image properties than limiting it to the title of the post/page (as Frank suggested it).

So if someone knows the trick to retrieve the value inserted in the “alt” field of the image panel, it would be great!

Great! I didn’t know the wp_reset_query() function. A nice way to reset!
Thanks a lot for your help!

Ok, so the problem happened with differents browsers and machines, so it should be a WP related problem.

Whatever, I fixed it in an ugly way:

I created a new user, deleted the “corrupted” user and reassigned posts to the new user. Argh!

Hi,

I desactivated all plugins: always the bug.

I switched to the default theme: always the bug.

I reset the plugins folder: always the bug.

Could it be a WP database crash?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I will try tomorrow all your advices and let you know asap. Thanks for your response.

It seems to be the same bug with me.

I tried to use WP-EMAIL within a custom theme with custom permalinks and htmlonpages plugin. The WP-EMAIL link is attached to Posts displayed on a Page (with a specific template page).

The WP-EMAIL pop-up or the WP-EMAIL page returns the category.php template.

I can’t figure out what is the problem.

If you have any idea how to solve this! Because this plugin deserves a donation… if it works…

Thanks for your response.

I tried to put my code at the very top of the functions.php file but it changes nothing.

Any idea is welcome!

Anyone?