3five

Thanks Danny! Much appreciated and happy coding!

Hi again Danny,
I think i see the issue. You need to change the ID to the one found in your array because that code is in your foreach loop.

Change this:

// Retrieve The Post's Author ID
    $user_id = get_the_author_meta('ID');

to this:

// Retrieve The Post's Author ID
    $user_id = $user->ID;

That should do the trick.

Thanks,
3five

Sounds like a caching issue or possible a conflict with another plugin or your theme. Have you tried disabling all other plugins or using a default theme?

You need to grant the subscriber role the ability to upload_files. see https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Roles_and_Capabilities

Hi Danny,
We haven’t forgotten about you ?? We’re currently busy with client work and have not been able to investigate your issue. We will get to this ASAP and let you know what we can do to help you.

Thanks,
3five.

Currently this is only admins. We plan to add options later that would allow an admin to determine the minimum level required to upload a photo.

Additionally, this is based on the upload_files permission. If you add this capability to that role, they would be able to upload their own image via the profile update page.

Thanks

Thank you for the update on this issue. We are working to see if we can resolve this with the use of gravity forms and the User Registration add on.

We will let you know as soon as we can if this is possible and if we can support it.

Thanks,
3five

Sounds like it might be a permissions issue within WordPress or the ownership of the uploads folder.

Can you upload images to posts and other areas?

Hello gurutechnolabs,
Thank you for your feedback. We’re looking into multisite support. We’ll let you know if we find a solution to this request.

Regards,
3five

v0.4 might fix your issue. Please read the changelog and update the plugin.

v0.4 might fix your issue. Please check the changelog and update the plugin.

v0.4 should fix this for you. Please update.

Just pushed v0.3. Thanks sqhendr for the info on the WP core function.

Hello Tom MacAleavey,
You are correct in that the plugin is intended for the theme coders. However, we are working on an option to allow non-coders the ability to override the Gravatar within WordPress. This can be very tricky though because it could potentially break a theme.

We’ll let you know when that update is released.

Regards,
3five

Hello sqhendr,
I think you’ve got a great idea there. We’d love to see the code changes you made regarding the GUID. Could you paste the code here so we can consider it for our next update. If the code change is too long, let me know and we’ll set up another way to connect.

Much appreciated,
3five