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Now I am totally confused at the resolution provided or suggested by the GoDaddy.Previously WordPress used to had an option to specify the upload directory which was subsequently withdrawn in version 3.7, but GoDaddy suggest that this will fix the upload image problem.

But this is not working for me. Wonder why or where the mistake is WordPress core? Theme ?? Hosting ~ GoDaddy ??

All are saying their end is correct.

Dipak

Dear XXXXXX,

Thank you for contacting our Professional Hosting Services support team. I understand you are encountering issues in uploading images on WordPress. While we do not provide direct application support, we can certainly do our best to guide you in the correct direction. Per the post on https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wordpress-38-update-not-uploading-new-images, I examined your WordPress database and found that the upload_path in your wp_options table was missing completely. As a courtesy, I have entered the default path WordPress uses for uploads (‘wp-content/uploads’). As this path was not established, it defaulted to the server’s /tmp directory (for PHP uploads), which is not meant to be used as storage for media and is regularly cleared by the server. If you do continue to experience issues with your WordPress application and believe that it is server related, please reply to this email with evidence you may have, including any relevant screen shots, configuration information, or any other details that would assist us in further investigating the matter. Please let us know if we can assist you in any other way.

Best Regards,
Brian C.

What’s really amusing me is it was working perfectly well before upgrade of WP & theme, so wondering where the changes happened? WordPress codebase or Theme?

I can’t understand your reply to this issue, since I am quite sure before updating the version of theme, this functionality was working perfectly alright.

Did WordPress made some functionality which now restrict the memory usage??

This is your response to my ticket:

“what you are experiencing is directly a result of your server hosting packages memory limits. The default theme does not require very much in terms of processing power and the error you have highlighted above pertains to the handling and processing of images

The limit error you are encountering is a safety measure put in place to prevent rogue scripts etc from running on the server and draining all of the resources available. This particular script belongs to WordPress and is utilized by the theme. If you show this to your hosting company and ask them to increase the limits you will be fine”

I also don’t understand what changes had been done which has resulted in using more memory in hosting which was working perfectly alright before the upgrade of WordPress and Theme??

Man this updates and upgrades has become really a painful one @esmi any pointer on how to resolve this would be helpful.

It is the premium theme “Avada” which I was using for the site which is having the problem. I have raised the support ticket with theme creator and pointed this issue to them. I am waiting for their response for the time being.

The theme creator has released a new version of the theme so I had updated my present site with the latest version of the theme.

Lets see what is the response of the theme creator.

Hi Esmi,

I have the following observations:

– When I deactivate all the plugin the problem still persist.
– When I switch to default theme i.e twenty ten, the problem disappears

So my next step would be to contact theme developer to resolve this issue?

Thanks Hardeep for your suggestion, but I really want to see if this is being caused due to some permission issue with Hosting account or due to the changes which was done in latest version of the WordPress.

The PHP code does’nt work even though I have tried it several time, but the shortcodes will work fine in any page/post widgets which may add and it is working fine for me.

Dipak

I also want it to be added !!!

Please suggest.

Dipak

It is creating a backup file of size approx 25MB as well as sql file. I think the issue is coming when I am completing the migration of the domain in the receiving end.

I know I can manually transfer the same at a given time, but i was trying to figure out how we can use your wonderful plugin, which you created. It will ease our effort in moving the files from one domain to another.

It has not yet been resolved. It is creation a backup file in the source domain, but the same is not getting imported in the destination domain. It is creating page, post, comments, but not moving plugins, templates.

As suggested I have disabled the JS, and started the Migration process, but the result is same.

Suggest.

Dipak

When i am trying to create the migration from sending end it give a js scripting error…but the file list comes up. I am selecting all the …files and the DB and files backup is done and successfully send to the receiving end. When i restore this files.it is done successfully but the themes as well as plugins are not getting restored, I wonder why??

Thanks Alchymyth

I had missed the <div class=”clear”> </div> in on place which was causing the blog to render improperly. Thanks for your insight.

The test site where the theme has been loaded is given below, can someone guide me where i can change the codes in order to work properly.

https://goo.gl/tmFud

As you can see the <div id=Blogpost> the whole excerpt of the blog posts. Now each article should be having the title the excerpt of the post as well as the thumbnail of the post if any, but it is only having the title and then the bottom border. Though the rest of the content is appeaing but not in a proper format. I guess come coding needs changes, but where it need to be changed I am unable to figure out. Any thoughts?

Hello Alchymyth,

The problem is I am developing these theme in my local machine. How can i able to give access to this local site? Do you have any idea?

Thanks

Dipak