kenneth.vogt

It’s not really optimal but I got it to work by jamming the proper value into wp_option “site_icon”. I got the ID of the image in wp_postmeta.

So it’s not a permissions problem with the subdirectory. Other ideas?

thanks

Thanks

I am guessing that there are not correct permissions wherever it wants to put the cropped image. Where is that?

I attempted to upload another image that is 640x640px. I got one step farther, to cropping. But when I clicked the button labeled “Crop Image” it responded with the error “There has been an error cropping your image”.

https://resocBalancer-380685314.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/resocializer_icon.jpg

The media library opens. I click on the image I want and hit “select”. The check box next to the image then unchecks and the “select” button goes gray.

Duh, I installed your small plugin but I did not activate it. Upon activatation, it works!

Jeremy, after following your directions there is no change in the results and adding ?relatedposts=1 to the URL gets the same results as before.

Hi Jeff:

It’s observehiscommandments.org

I get the same results as viruz82 above, if I add ?relatedposts=1 to any post I get:

{“version”:”20150408″,”show_thumbnails”:true,”items”:[]}

Imagine a pop up that includes some php that reads something from a database and displays it. What it reads would be based on what is passed to it from the original html page that calls the pop up. That original page might have links to more than one discrete pop up too, so that one displays data AAA and another data BBB.