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Thanks David.

That did the trick. I now get backups completing and the files are uploaded to dropbox. I also get the EMAIL now.

Thanks for the excellent support! Love the product.

Thanks David.

Please try this link:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m5x373bv3iddvic/AABOa1MZdfXX031BdxxVaz0fa?dl=0

If this doesn’t work, please send me an EMAIL address and I will EMAIL the files to you.

Thanks Dan.

That did the trick – just re-saved the file as .xls, uploaded it and reinserted it using Doc Embedder and the preview now displays!

Thanks for you help and a great plugin.

I discovered the solution to this problem in case anyone else experiences it. There is a plug-in I am using called WP User Frontend which has a setting under Others called “Show image on posts”. It was turned on and once I turned it off, the images disappeared!

I discovered the solution to this problem. A plug-in called WP-User Frontend has a setting under Others called “Show attachments under post” which was turned on.

Turing this setting off resolved the problem.

Well it’s back.

Everytime I add a new page with images, the images appear in the proper place within the text, but also appear all together at the bottom of the page repeated. Everything looks fine in the Visual and Text Editors.

For example see the post on my website under Astronomy, Are You Ready for Comet ISON?

OK I discovered the issue in case others have this problem. After de-activating one plugin at a time and trying to upload, it looked like a plug-in wasn’t the issue. Just to be sure I de-activated all plug-ins except NextGen Gallery and NextGen Public Uploader and tried again – still the same errors.

On recommendation of support – I tried with all plug-ins de-activated except for NextGen and NextGen Public Uploader to change the theme from Attitude free theme from Themehorse to a default WordPress theme Twenty-Twelve. Then tried to upload the image. Different error this time:

Allowed memory size of xxxxxxxx bytes exhausted….

So support suggested finding out what the PHP Memory size was and increase to 128MB at least. I am on a GoDaddy shared Linux server.

I uploaded a phpinfo.php file to my html root folder on my GoDaddy shared Linux server then pointed my browser to my phpinfo.php file on my website and discovered my memory limit was only 64MB.

I was able to create a php5.ini file with memory_limit = 128M in the file, upload it to my root html folder, go into GoDaddy and End all my processes, and then using opened up my web browser again to the phpinfo.php file and noticed that my memory limit was now 128M instead of the original 64M limit.

I repeated the test and was now successfully able to upload the image! So it was memory all along – which I guess was masked by the Attitude Theme from Themehorse but exposed using the Twenty Twelve theme!

So in case other experience this – try increasing your memory limit in PHP.

I was able to workaround this problem. I found that if you enter everything first, Post Title, Post Content and any tags or attachments, then at the very end choose the category and hit submit, it works.

So I just added these instructions at the top of my New Post page for users.

Hi Shingen. I encountered the same problem. Note the Edit Page is not where you Edit posts, you edit posts from the Dashboard page or link. I unchecked the Include this page from the listing in the WordPress backend to make sure the Edit Page does not appear.

Hope this helps.

Well could not for the life of me figure out where the extra images came from, so did a copy paste of the text into a word doc, deleted the page, recreated the page and pasted the text back in – images are gone.

I am seeing the same problem as heyfonz. I am using WordPress 3.6.1 and Frontend 1.2.3. My Theme is Attitude 1.2.4.

Here is my site.

I will try disabling plugins and a default theme and see what happens.

A very strange symptom of this problem, is that if I Edit the page and delete all of the text, so nothing is in the page, then update, the images only appear.

It’s like these images are stored in a page template somewhere. Does anyone know where?

It looks like when I changed my permalinks I lost the location to all of my images. This caused my slider to no longer function as the default image for the page could no longer be found.

My PHP safe mode is indeed OFF.

Can anyone on the NextGen team help?

Here is a link to my site.

This issue is resolved.