SeijiSensei

I got rid of the warning by replacing WPDM_USE_GLOBAL with the value zero in the two places it appears.

# diff class.FileSystem.php.orig class.FileSystem.php
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<     public static function imageThumbnail($path, $width, $height, $crop = WPDM_USE_GLOBAL, $usecache = true){
---
>     public static function imageThumbnail($path, $width, $height, $crop = 0, $usecache = true){
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<         $crop = $crop === WPDM_USE_GLOBAL ? get_option('__wpdm_crop_thumbs', false) : $crop;
---
>         $crop = $crop === 0 ? get_option('__wpdm_crop_thumbs', false) : $crop;

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by SeijiSensei.

The only way to know is to disable Wordfence and see if you can save. I’ve been hosting sites for twenty years. Turning Wordfence off for a few minutes is very unlikely to pose a risk.

I had this same problem because I had not turned off Ghostery while editing my WordPress site. Apparently it was blocking a script needed to save drafts. I turned off Ghostery (and uBlock Origin) for my site and saving returned to normal.

I looked through all the limited documentation for Advanced Access Manager, and I cannot for the life of me see any way to enable access to Photo Gallery using this option. Rather than simply linking to the AAM site, how about giving us a hint about how to use this?

And, no I didn’t use FTP. I used the built-in uploader.

I’m having the same problem as R. Ramakrishnan. I select all the images in a gallery and choose Recreate Thumbnail. A couple of seconds pass by, but no thumbnails appear. Freshing the page does not help.

Version 1.2.66 on WP 4.3.1