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Ok.. ignore this… I figured out a work around.

I uploaded a new image as I am in a new date period.

I filtered for that date period and voila! it showed me just that image AND options were again available.

I then set the options to a value my server could handle.

I would suggest that WP put warnings on size limits for that field.

Thanks for your attention.

Many users would have done so and many users have no idea what php their servers run.

I have just checked this on both sites that I was having issue with and the method employed here of over-writing the . with a manual keyboarded . after hitting the default link for wp-uploads is working great for me.

I suppose this is issue is resolved for me at least : )

Yes it does actually.

I just realised something when I investigated that.

When I hit the button for default excludes in Duplicator it supplies the path automatically but the dot in a dotcom (for example) is actually a symbol of “.” (looks the same but clearly isn’t a normal period).

I just discovered that if I got an over type that autogenrated dot with a real period . then it works great.

I’d assume from this that you are autogenerating the period as a character code in your back end somewhere and it is probably the wrong character code by accident.

Cheers
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Curiously I just tested it now and it worked. Might have been one of those random net glitches. Thanks for your help Cory. This looks like it solved itself!

Cheers!

Hi Cory, I downloaded the development version about 30 minutes before writing up that support request.

Ok… this is solved. It was my caching plugin making things not work.

I added my new pages to “do not cache” and we are all good now.

Thanks for your help although I think you have misunderstood me.

I only moved plugins and all the references in the plugins are relative to server so what you have mentioned isn’t the issue I am encountering.

For unknown reasons the output from these plugins on a live web server is plain text when the same plugin on my localhost is interpreted by the browser correctly.

The plain text is all right ie it is exactly what the plugin should output but it seems like the browsers are suddenly not interpreting the text to build a page.

This stumped me so I reported here to see if some other guru can help.

I know this isn’t recommended but for now I altered link 426 in CatListDisplayer.php from :

$info .= '>' . $lcp_post_title . '</a>';

to

$info .= ' rel="nofollow">' . $lcp_post_title . '</a>';

to make this work for me.

Looked at what you did to solve my bouncing situation.

If you could paste it up here it would help others : )

Cheers!

This should be default in the plugin so as not to cause confusion.

I was just about to post the same post about this and found yours Nils.

+1 on this feature request… at the moment it is a little inefficient and slowing page loads for me.

Thanks
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I only recently started to get this error too so I am interested in any solutions forthcoming ??

Ok… ignore that one… I decided not to go with help sidebars on wp-activate.php : )

Oh nice… I will try that… thanks longha!