Plugin overrules all avatars

By default WordPress does not allow users to add their own avatars. It only uses Gravatar. What plugin are you using to add the avatar functionality? Is it BuddyPress? A list or a screenshot of your active plugins would be helpful. Also, please tell me what theme are you using.

Cheers,
DW

Thank you for your answer.
I’m using Avatar Manager.
For the forum I’m using Mingle Forum (old plugin).
The theme is outdated, but works well.
I didn’t build the site myself, just a new webmaster.
I have several plugins for members.

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Have you tried adjusting filter priority? Please go to my plugin settings and try changing the Filter priority value from 10 to 9.

I just tested it with Avatar Manager and changing my plugin’s Filter Priority from 10 to 9 solves the issue. Please let me know if it worked for you.

Thank you, that did the trick!
I’ll delete my previous review and I’m sorry for ‘you know what’.

I’m glad that helped. The reason why it helped is because both avatar plugins you are using are filtering the same WordPress hook with the same priority (level 10). My plugin allows altering the execution priority. Setting it to lower value (9) will cause my plugin filter to execute before the other plugin with filter value 10. Before changing it to 9 both plugins were set to 10 and it just happened that my plugin was being executed after your Avatar Manager plugin. Now after lowering the filter priority, Avatar Manager gets executed after my plugin, so its avatars are not overriden.

If you ever experience any compatiblity issues with other avatar plugins, try tweaking this filter priority value. It allows you to control the execution order of WordPress filters.

Cheers,
Daniel