kmeronuk

Also experiencing this error while doing development on my local environment, which is Windows 10 using Local (nginx, PHP 7.4.30, MySQL 8.0.16, WP 6.2.2, TEC 6.1.2.2) but not having any issue on my staging server at WP Engine (nginx, PHP 7.4.33.2, WP 6.2.2, TEC 6.1.2.2).

I see that @valweibel error notice shows that their error is also happing on a Windows environment, using wamp, so seeming like an issue with local windows environments?

Perfect, thanks Jeff

I was also having an issue where the images would appear to upload and be cropped, but wouldn’t display within the site itself. For me, the issue was that I’d changed the Avatar settings in the default WordPress Settings -> Discussion area with “Show Avatars” unchecked. Once “Show Avatars” was checked, the profile photos were displayed on the site.

I’m experiencing this same issue. I use DesktopServer to deal with my local development installations, and map domains to them.

What’s happening here for example is:
– local install domain set as https://www.example.dev/
– theme is built off of Sage by roots.io and running with gulp and browsersync set up so that as I make changes, in my browser the site is running from https://localhost:3000/ and automatically refreshes as changes are made
– when running via browsersync anywhere I use the_permalink() it replaces localhost:3000/ with https://www.example.dev/

Couldn’t figure out why my browser stopped refreshing when I was trying to make edits to the alm templates until I finally noticed that when I clicked on links that were from the alm templates, it was replacing the URL.

Not a huge issue since it only affects local development, but will still be great to have it fixed if possible.

I also noticed that once I set up the Mailgun plugin, the password reset emails no longer include the link to reset the password. When I disable the Mailgun plugin, the password reset emails again include the reset URL.

I’m using ACF 4.4.1 and just installed ACF ICA 1.4.1 and seem to be experiencing this issue as well.

I have an image field that was originally set up that I have changed to be Image with user-crop. The settings I have for the field are:
Crop type: Hard crop
Target size: Page header (my custom image size, set in my functions.php)
Preview size: Page header
Force crop: Yes
Save cropped image in media library: Yes
Retina: No
Return value: Image Object

I add an image and crop it, then save the post and view it on the website, I get a PHP fatal error ( Cannot use string offset as an array…) for the section of the template where the banner is set.

For the banner, I have:
$eventimg = get_field(‘event_featured_image’);
$eventimgsize = ‘page-header’;
$eventimgthumb = $eventimg[‘sizes’][ $eventimgsize ];

This worked previously, however now it doesn’t.

If I add in:
echo ‘

';
var_dump( $eventimg );
echo '

‘;

it returns:
string(4) “2242”

I’ve tried changing the Return Value to Image URL and Image ID as well, and all three options return the same string(4) “2242” value for the var_dump.

Any idea what’s going wrong?

Hi David,

Any recent news on the status of your tweaks to this plugin? I’m in need of this sort of plugin so I’d be interested in testing it out and reporting back to you and otherwise helping where I can.