pan69

I have the same problem on my dev environment. I get the impression that its a PHP strict issue of some sort caused by a bug in the WordPress code base. I’m running PHP 5.3.10.

Any ideas are welcome.

Cheers,
Luke

Hi PAE. Thanks for your comment.

The problem is in the Thematic theme. I was hoping that the developers would be following these forums, that’s why I posted it here.

I seem to be having the same problem. I have a vanilla Ubuntu 11.04 box with Apache2/PHP5/MySQL installed. WordPress is running fine. When I upload an image I see the original uploaded image in the upload directory but no thumbs are generated for it.

Any help much appreciated.

UPDATE: The reason this was happening on my local machine was because GD wasn’t installed. Duh! Would be nice if WordPress has some screen in the admin that shows dependency checks (ala Drupal).

The link given above does not what it says it does. It returns a URL to the SOURCE image, not the scaled thumbnail. Not handy while there’s a perfectly good scaled down version of the image sitting in my upload folder.

Any ideas on getting the REAL featured image?

I have the same issue here. I don’t understand what FTP has to do with this? When I upload the theme ZIP file I can see it appear in the file system when I log in to a shell. Why does it want to invoke an FTP service? It doesn’t make sense. The file is right there on the server, no need for FTP.

I run my own servers and I do not run an FTP service. How do you upload a theme without being forced to go through an FTP upload afterwards?

Another thing I noticed with this is when I do upload a theme zip file I can see on my dashboard that I’ve used 13% of my default 10Mb of space. However, I can not see the file anywhere in the admin back-end. I would expect it to appear in the Media library. When I delete it manually from the file system the usage goes back down to 0%. What’s going on with this?

Any help much appreciated.