gipsypainter

actually looks like you can just remove

wp_reset_query();

shouldn’t be there.

After tracking many discussions on this I found one solution that worked for me with WP 3.3.1:

In the wpsc-single_product.php replace:

wp_reset_query();

with

wp_reset_postdata();

not all is well.

thanks for all the help here. 3 sites effected so far. But these fixes seem to do the trick.

Was this issue ever resolved…and was there a solution? I started having the same issue:

• WordPress image upload errors, both flash and browser
• godaddy hosting
• on all my WordPress sites with WP versions 2.7 – 3.1

I think it may be something in the DNS manager. Yesterday I was swamped and let a local computer company log in to my Godaddy account to adjust email servers on one account for a client…I host the site, they redirect the email to in house servers. I know, I know I shouldn’t have let them in, but…

Anyway, after they did whatever they did all my hosted sites went bad with the WP upload error. Waiting for a call from them to see what they did but in the mean time if anyone has a suggestion I would be thrilled.

I will post updates when I find out more.

Thank you.

Upgraded to latest release two days ago and all is now well.

Thanks.

ps.

I have tried both:

https://harborsquaregallery.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/imagerotator.swf

and

https://harborsquaregallery.com/wp-content/uploads/imagerotator.swf

For those in need:

I figured it out. With much help from:
shortcodes in custom fields

I needed this:

$var = apply_filters('the_content', get_post_meta($post->ID, 'col3', $single = true) )

applied to my custom field variables where col3 is the name of my field.

ps. Captions work fine elsewhere on the site.

Thanks again.

Thanks for this suggestion. It worked great. Why on earth is that in there anyway?