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Tried it again by deleting that specific page’s cache at MaxCDN. Did not work. You should think about creating a fix for this, it’s not something that’s clearly easily fixable by the average web developer.

Well, I have no local caching. I do use MacCDN but after I cleared all cached content last night it still produced the same error, think CDN caching could be the issue?

Previous installation of the plugin? No. Do you mean removing the entire Plugins folder?

I FTPd the plugin folder. Is that wrong?

I have taken screenshots of one site running 4.4.0 and one 3.4.8. You can download them from my Dropbox:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fb71azf4kb85tp5/AACMcdGMkga2ZupzW0XxmhqHa?dl=0

Thanks for finally solving this issue, miltersen, much appreciated! ??

Have you been able to debug this problem yet?

Here’s another example: https://www.trendshow.com

Scroll down to see the picture of Michael Feinberg, it’s shown @2x size not @1x size.

Sorry, I’m not entirely clear on how you generate @2x files without actually having an @2x file present. I now create @2x files and drag them to the standard resolution items in the WP Retina 2x list.

Are you telling me that due to your JavaScript “black magic” I don’t have to do that? I can simply have you generate hi-res versions without having to create @2x files?

If so, that would indeed save me a lot of work. In the past, as you know, we had to upload an @2x file in the same directory as the original image.

Hope that clarifies my understanding.

Hi Jordy, thanks for responding. Yes, they look good because I had to relink them all right away to fix the resulting ugliness.

Anyway, I still have not figured out what caused it because my staging site is fine after all the same upgrades and plugin installs.

BTW, if you don’t store the info in a database, is there anyway you could create a premium version that would store all settings so we could instantly restore @2x links? I would hate to see this happen again when I have a lot more than the 200 pictures I had to fix today.

Happy New Year!

Same problem here, multiple issues with uploading media. I’m going to have go back to 3.9.1.

Oops didn’t know you were the plugin writer, my apologies! ?? It worked great on another site! I know I have large images, but no time to optimize. Thanks again for helping me out here, much appreciated!

It’s a Retina-aware theme so it knows to responsively use my double-res images without having to rely on wp-retina-2x plug-ins or other hacks.

That was so long ago, I’ve already moved on to a new theme, which is fully Retina compliant.

BTW, I aso inserted this rewrite rule in .htaccess with no luck:

RewriteRule ^files/(.+) wp-content/plugins/wp-retina-2x/wr2x_image.php?ms=true&file=$1 [L]

Update: Rolling back to 3.4.2 allowed me to finally change the status back to published for a story. Definitely a bug you need to track down.