jocelynaz

Sure thing! This topic is now resolved. ??

Disregard! I fixed the problem! ?? I only entered my email address in the From field in my Contact form. When I put my name and then my email in < >, it worked perfect.

Thanks for making a great plugin! LOVE it. It’s been very easy to use for me.

Thank you swingz! I was having the same problem with special characters showing up after I moved my blog to a new server. I changed the DB_CHARSET to latin1 and it fixed it. ??

Got it fixed! I uploaded my old wp-config.php file (replaced info with new server info) and it worked.

For some reason, the wp-config.php file that IX web hosting created when it installed WordPress was a little different and it affected the ABSPATH.

Yes, thanks for sharing about the new version! The older version was not working for me either. This version now works for me (just upgraded to 2.7)! I too was not aware a new version even existed.

Thanks again!

THANK YOU!! This totally helped me out! My error was the same exact thing except it referred to my wp-config.php file. Turns out I had whitespace at the end of it. Once I deleted the whitespace, it worked out fine!

Thanks a bunch!

Oops! I forgot to mention that instead of using ‘wp-content/myimages’, I changed it to ‘wp-content/uploads’

YAY! It’s all working now. Turns out my file upload path was not matching up. I used the code below and it’s now working fine! ?? I found this in the FAQ Forum Hot Topics page (DOCS) under Question #3.

How do I change the file upload path?
The default upload path can be changed by adding a line of code to your wp-config.php file.

Just BEFORE the line that says require_once(ABSPATH.’wp-settings.php’); add this line:

define(‘UPLOADS’, ‘wp-content/myimages’);

In the example above, this will result in uploads being placed in your wp-content/myimages/2006/01 folder. Note that 2006 is the current year, and 01 is the current month, in this case January. If the myimages directory does not exist it will be created as long as the parent folder wp-content is writeable.