Alex Githatu

Hi Scott,

I finally found time to run tests against WP 5.3.2/BP 5.1.2 and everything works as expected.

Kind regards,

Alex

Hi Scott,

It could be a version problem. The plugin is tested up to WP 5.3 and BP 5.0. If possible you could try downgrading to these and see whether that works. I’m some ways away from running tests on the latest versions of WP/BP.

Essentially, from the behaviour you’ve described, the image is being uploaded successfully but somewhere after that a fatal error is being encountered that prevents the image data from being saved (thus no image shows).

You could also take a look at the error log to get a more detailed depiction of the error. Here’s how to enable/access it: https://snapcreek.com/blog/wordpress-error-log-friend/

RE: Reunion site – specs from clients change all the time. It’s an accepted hazard of this trade.

Thanks…

Alex

Hi Scott,

Is there a “Delete” button next to the image field (even if the image is not showing). If so, click on it and save changes to clear the image data. Then remove the images from “wp-content/uploads/profiles”. Try the upload again and see if it works.

What version of WP/BP are you working with?

Kind regards,
Alex

Is the folder ‘wp-content/uploads/profiles’ empty? This may cause a permissions issue.

Also are you using the image field on a custom form? If so ensure that the form’s encoding is enctype="multipart/form-data". There’s some good explanation of this here: https://stackoverflow.com/q/4526273/212076

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Alex Githatu.

Hi Scott,

Sounds to me like a WordPress rights issue. Test uploading of the images through other means:
1. Attach the same images to a WordPress post and see whether that works
2. Upload the images directly to the media library

If these two upload methods work then the image upload on the plugin should work too.

Alex.

Hello,

A few questions:

1. How did you delete the image?
2. What is $img showing when you expect it to be empty?
3. What are you intending to achieve with empty $img?

That should be done through CSS. Modify your site theme’s CSS to change the size and positioning of the image.

I’ve changed this to a class constant in the latest version.

Cropping requires image preview which is not currently supported

Working with 2.8

What is the use case for this?

This is fixed in 2.0.2

Thanks for the note. I’m updating the plugin to take care of that warning.

Hi imagecrisis,

Two questions:
1) Have you tried using the default ‘twentyfifteen’ theme without any customization? The profile fields all show properly out-of-the-box without requiring any further code.

2) What code are you using to display the other profile fields such as ‘Name’?

@imagecrisis I’ve updated the plugin to support editing profile images on the admin backend.