itscoolbro

This plugin looks good but it only uploads feature image, I need one for all of images, Thank you

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/auto-save-remote-images/

@dominik, Thanks a lot, worked like charm ??

Ask your host provider to enable curl_exec for your host. thats the only way!

Access your ftp with this url:

ftp://proshot.nl /

This is all you need, exact situation:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/warning-ini_get_all-has-been-disabled-for-security-reasons?replies=81

@james Hugg, My explanation skill sucks lol Sorry for that.
They enabled the ini_get_all and the problem solved, But they didn’t enable PhpInfo because they said it’s not possible for us to do this on shared hosting. I just asked if it’s normal to be disabled for shared hostings or they are forcoing me to pay LOADS and get a dedicated server. Thanks in advance, You are helping us like a boss xD

@shaz3e, contact your host provider and ask them to enable ini_get_all for you

Have you tried clearing cache and cookies of your Chrome? if not do it and try again

Hey gusy!! Host provider enabled it for me, I was gonna die lol Everything works like charm now.

@markrh, Yes they did add phpinfo to disabled_functions, I told them to enable it for me otherwise i will change my host, They are one of the biggest host providers here tho but it seems like it’s about time to try a new host. Thanks

Edit: While i was typing, they replied back and said It is not possible to enable this feature in shared hostings, does it mean i have to buy a dedicated server and pay $100 every month for a small website? lol, Thats so stupid. Is it normal or they are cheating?

@hamada, They did, Thanks

@javadusefpour, Contact your host provider and tell them to enable it for you, It fixed the problem for me.

@samuel, I understand, It seems like they are doing something because they reviewed my ticket.

@hamada, I did, but i can’t even see that file, Here is the error:
Warning: phpinfo() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/itscoolb/public_html/blabla.php on line 1

@dion, Thanks i hope it gets fixed

My PHP version was 5.4 not 5.5 that cause a problem, I changed my PHP version to 5.6 but it didn’t fix my problem. I emailed my host provider once again and wrote them a serious note that if you don’t enable it for me, i won’t be able to install newer versions of WordPress.

Let’s see what will happen..

@why_o_why, I didn’t get it fixed by changing False to True too, i just said it wiped out the errors I’ve gotten from changing False to True. Sorry i think i confused you lol

I hope we can solve this problem, I was just working on plugins and suddenly decided to update my wordpress, big mistake!

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Host is telling me to restore my website from a backup!! LOL, If i restore my websile, It will definitely work again but i will be unable to update my wordpress atll, cuz he same thing will happen.

wow, I’m surprised no one answered you… My suggest was to move all files from wordpress to public_html. but I’m glad you could fix it yourself.

Thanks guys!

@james, Thank you very much but it didn’t work

@samuel, Thanks man, I checked wp-config.php and WP_DEBUG is set to false. I was curios to be honest and change False to True and it added 2 extra warning to index page XD however changing back to False wiped out the 2 extra warnings. I’m using a local host provider tho, but it’s a really good one. I will definitely contact them right now and will keep you updated.

Thanks again