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Thank you for your reply!

>The wp_get_additional_image_sizes give you all the sizes. Your var_dump call shows the entry for the ‘listing_thumb-260’ size only.

Yes, I find the function names very misleading. I have found what I need to do is call wp_get_attachment_image_src( $att_id, ‘listing_thumb-260’ ) and then test the sizes returned in that array – there doesn’t seem to be any WP function to tell me if the thumb for that attachment id exists or not.

Yes

Yes, it could be a plugin. I’ll be migrating TEST->LIVE later today. Tomorrow, I’ll have an offline version of live I can test on.

The Ajax error is:-
error. textStatus: error errorThrown: jqXHR: {“readyState”:4,”responseText”:””,”responseJSON”:null,”status”:500,”statusText”:”error”}

Could it be WP version. I’m still running 4.9.6 on my LIVE site.

Yes, I still get an error on my Live site – All I get is “Error in processing!”. I don’t have debugging enabled on the live site, so I cant check the debug log.

On my system testing site it is now working.

ccwadsworth – did you find a solution to this?

One of my users is having the same problem but it works fine for me. I’m thinking it’s therefore a permissions problem. I’m using a webmaster plugin to give a further level between Author and Admin and I think this is the problem.

I finally found a cure for this (the 404 error not the whirly icon) and don’t understand why but it seems to work … for me anyway.

I created a new page eg: called “Orders”

I then edited the “Checkout” page and changed the parent from “Product” to “my new “Orders” page. Did the same for all other children of the “Product” page (Transactions and Your Account).

Go to your home page, refresh and click checkout and it should all work!

Hello Mika

Thanks for your feedback and yes, I know you should test on Dev first. Easy to get lazy, especially with a point release. Won’t be doing that again!!!

For the record, I fresh installed 3.7.1 and then the latest WPEC and all ran OK. It appears that it was the WPEC theme that I was using, which has not yet been updated that was at fault.
BTW it was the theme that I had changed and not WPEC core.

I’ve test a new WPEC theme and that seems to be the answer.

I still get a nasty whirly Gif when editing posts though. As I said above, something AJAXy going on behind the scenes and very distracting.

Thanks Mika,

As a developer I’m aware of that and took the decision to overcome some weaknesses and bugs in WPEC about 3 years ago. I tend to upgrade WPEC about once a year, diff-ing the core.

But there is no disputing that there are some incompatibilities with 3.7.1 that don’t seem to have been documented properly.

I’ve never seen an upgrade screw up admin so extensively, that without hacking the urls, i couldn’t even have updated the plugins!

Had I been aware of these I wouldn’t have updated.

So, i’ll need to roll back to 3.7.0 and, as you say, diff the WPEC core sometime.

Post/Page now working in all browsers on OSX after updating all the plugins but cannot edit Products in WP-Ecommerce on OSX or Windows.

I can’t update WPEC as I’ve hacked the core!

I’ve noticed that when editing post/pages/wpec products etc there is AJAX traffic with a rotating GIF where Admin is getting a new lock every few seconds …
{“wp-auth-check”:true,”wp-refresh-post-lock”:{“new_lock”:”1384628646:3″},”server_time”:1384628646}

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Yes, I’ve started seeing this problem trying to edit a post/page on Mac Safari & Firefox but Windows fine!

Did you find a solution?

I’ve cleared cache, refreshed, uninstalled firefox and resinstalled ….

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Hello

I figured out the problem. I hadn’t put a tailing slash on the url
https://username:[email protected]/index.php/rest/