joelreed

Hi,

Many thanks for that offer, but I was able to solve this issue myself eventually. What I did was run a full search on my WordPress installation’s MYSQL database for the term ‘localhost’ and I was able to find the exact row in the database where this problem was occurring. As I specified previously, all my other files and links were pointing to the live website, so this was an easy search to carry out.

The meta_key target was ‘_wplp_settings‘, which is part of the ‘wp_postmeta‘ table. To find this exact row, you can go to ‘Search’ within MYSQL, tick the ‘wp_postmeta’ table (only) and then search for the term ‘dfd‘, which forms part of the default image’s title.

From there, it was a case of simply overriding the localhost pathway with the live one, which I did via the Search & Replace plugin. I made sure I backed up my database safely first. Then it was a case of importing ‘wp_postmeta’ and all is well again, as you can see on my website.

I hope that’s useful for anybody else who finds themselves in the same predicament. Maybe this all stemmed from installing the plugin on local and FTP’ing the plugin files live?

https://www.lilleshallsquash.co.uk/

Cheers for the help guys, Swaymyway, that works great thank you!!

Durrrr, why didn’t I check Firefox, cheers mate.

This is getting quite a popular problem, has been posted a few times but no answers as yet…. – https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/164637?replies=3

Sorry didn’t see this post all ready up, what file would need editing or ironing out in this case????