onegame

Definitely a bug. I recently upgraded to 2.6.2 and I encountered the same problem again. The SQL fix above worked again.

ok, figured it out. I was able to resolve the 3rd party hosting phpmyadmin proxy issue and access my tables directly by downloading this WP-Plugin.

I wasn’t sure it was going to work with 2.61 since it stats that its only supported up version 2.1 but it ended working like a charm.

Thanks again for recordinghacks and everyone for the post.

Thanks for the posts. I’m using 2.61 and I also ran into this problem after set up the flickr blog.

I’ve since logged onto phpMYadmin and confirmed that there was no user level defined for the admin id 1 so I tried to add it using

wp_usermeta values (null, 1, ‘wp_user_level’, 10);

but when I use the command in manager I get an error saying, “You probably tried to upload too large file. Please refer to documentation for ways to workaround this limit.”

Any ideas am I using the wrong synatx?

I tried using phpmyadmin’s GUI ‘insert’ option but I can’t add the line that way either because it proxies through my hosts server and not directly with my db.

I don’t have access to sql server so I can’t access the tables directly any ideas?

Not sure if my question is clear but just for some clarification.

My goal is to upload multiple images at one, 10 images (All of the images will have already been appropriately “Full Size”.

Then using the “click and drag” option in the gallery, all my photos will have been correctly ordered and the only thing I need to do next is hit “Insert Gallery into post”. Which will give me the shortcode [gallery].

The images are all full size so the links back and redundant.