jeremyvaught

Nah, it’s a custom theme that has a short life-span. ??

We are still using the plugin, we just have to deactivate it for a few seconds when we set a new featured image and then reactivate it. That’s all. Pretty painless for a workaround since it won’t be but only a few months.

Thanks @benmeredithgmailcom

I indeed checked all the things you mentioned, and I rechecked them after your message just to be sure.

Console shows no issues. We are running the latest WP and plugin.

Our current theme is a big hairy monster of a theme since it used to run a user CMS as well. Tons of functions that everyone is afraid to touch.

Point is we are phasing that out. I’m sure it’s what it causing the issue. So in the mean time it makes sense simply to disable Better Click to Tweet when we need to update the featured image.

TL;DR It’s not you, it’s me. ??

Super appreciate the response and willingness to help troubleshoot. I’ll save you this time.

Cheers!

@timlanta,
Not sure why that happens, but it happened to me to. I had to change the settings to have access. So to change the settings on the php.ini file I used,

sudo chmod 777 php.ini

Then edit your vile with your text editor. I just use vi, so I typed,

sudo vi php.ini

When you are done, make sure you change the settings back so that your php.ini can’t be accessed when it shouldn’t be.

sudo chmod 444 php.ini

I’m not sure of the actual settings, but 444 seemed to do the trick.