garyploski

Nice!

My test results with the 3.2.0 update:

Pasting a link to an image works and the thumbnail loads as a 75×75 image on the corresponding page for the file.

Clicking “Select Image” and then choosing an image still displays the undefined image placeholder — https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/518644/Screen%20Shot%202015-02-27%20at%207.22.36%20PM.png

I also attempted to upload an image and it resulted in an undefined image as well.

Many thanks.

Thanks for the reply. I tried testing with an image available via the web and by uploading multiple images. Unfortunately they all resulted with the same ‘unlisted’ image.

After the page is save the placeholder image is gone and the selected image is not displayed.

This is what it looks like after I select an image: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/518644/Screen%20Shot%202015-02-23%20at%203.13.17%20PM.png

I’m having the same experience with a new install of Simple Download Monitor. I tried uploading a new image and using one from the Media Gallery with no success.

The image that is displayed is the “undefined” placeholder image.

Form plugin options were provided here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Wordpress/comments/2wwjq1/help_request_display_contentpdfs_after_submitting/

That’s fantastic. On to the next WP site. =D

That sounds like a great approach.

I’m sure tech news sites would find it interesting. Various subreddits also. With all the FCC news it should be easy to get WP users and tech bloggers interested in the plugin.

Kudos to you, evoknow. =) Here’s to hoping it gets posted into the WP plugin directory.

An added thought I had to this was to get across speed issues to all elected officials, i.e. congress and even the White House. I don’t know their IP ranges but maybe something to consider since they are all connected.

With today’s FCC announcement I thought I’d bump this up in case anyone out there wants to see more sites using WP to slow down government IPs so the users, i.e. elected officials, can see what they could be doing to the Internet.

I’m experiencing the same issue on my site and happened to come across a post on someone else’s site (https://wpbloggen.com/5-best-wordpress-social-share-plugin/) with the same issue. Their page and mine load fine in Firefox.

Thanks to aaronkin for the temp fix link. It appears to be working for my site.

I typed the blog via WP or in TextEdit as unformatted text. Chalk this one up to a shoulder shrug.

I took the html and pasted it into TextEdit with no formatting and then put it all back and it broke the feed.

<h2>Act the part</h2>
Taking on different roles is common practice for actors but what happens when an actor steps out from behind the craft and has the responsibilities of a producer and director? Emotions that are normally felt when preparing for, rehearsing, and performing a role are the same: fear, excitement, etc. Watch/listen to an actor turned director/producer get ready for his directing debut. It all starts Friday evening with the 2012 NYC 48 Hour Film Project.

I tried putting a line break for the heck of it and it worked…

<h2>Act the part</h2>
Taking on different roles is common practice for actors but what happens when an actor steps out from behind the craft and has the responsibilities of a producer and director?

Emotions that are normally felt when preparing for, rehearsing, and performing a role are the same: fear, excitement, etc. Watch/listen to an actor turned director/producer get ready for his directing debut. It all starts Friday evening with the 2012 NYC 48 Hour Film Project.

Hold on.

I just deleted the line break and it’s working fine now. Me = ?!?!?!?!

Fortunately, it’s something I can dig into later on thanks to your help. =)

I’ll post an update later tonight and mark this as resolved then.

Many thanks!

Now the curious question is, what is up with that post.

It uses the exact same formatting as the others in that series. The only obvious difference I see is the length of the title.