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I was having this same issue and replacing ‘publish_posts’ with ‘read’ in the three instances of the plugin seems to fix the issue. Not sure if this affects anything else, but so far it seems to resolve the issue.

I was having a similar issue. After looking at some error output from the plugin, my issue was caused from conflict with another plugin, specifically one that automatically set thumbnails after post creation.

Hope this helps you a bit.

Thanks for checking in. I am still waiting on a client so I still have not tried this solution, but it looks to be what I’m looking for as long as I can find the correct template. I have marked this topic as resolved, thanks for the great support.

Also using Media Temple (dv) 4.0. Tried this and it it worked for me…read “‘HTTP error’ When Uploading Files.”

https://wiki.mediatemple.net/w/(dv)_4.0:Resolve_FastCGI_issues#.27HTTP_error.27_When_Uploading_Files

BTW, my PHP install is running as FastCGI. I have had no issues with WordPress since changing from Apache. You must be running as FastCGI for the above to work I believe.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/solution-to-mediatemple-dv-upload-error-problem

Thanks, this really saved me!

Thank you! That worked perfectly.

Would you be able to explain why in this instance I have to get $post_id that way, but when I save it I can do:

update_post_meta($post_id, 'sandbox_description', $mydata);

without a problem? I don’t quite understand the difference. I am using a minimally modified version of this example:

Well, I gave that a shot, but it didn’t fix it.

BTW, I do have the line that you amended after the ‘#END WordPress’