joepeterson

@webhaus, this is free software supplied to you by the kindness of the developers’ hearts. This is most likely not made by a company with a team of people and the budget for a full software development lifecycle. In fact the devs probably have full-time day jobs on top of the FREE work they do for this project. Perhaps you can donate some of your time to testing future versions, to help avoid these issues. If not, I would avoid making comments which could be construed as ungrateful.

I suggest you learn to practice good website update procedures, such as employing a staging site to test all updates prior to roll-out. At the least, utilize a plugin like Updraftplus to perform backups prior to updating anything, so restoring a previous version is trivial. Always have a contingency plan, and NEVER expect perfection from any developer or software. There WILL be bugs. If a bug takes down your site, look no further than yourself for blame.

If that’s too hard, perhaps Wix or Shopify will be better suited to your experience level.

Bless you @webaware! This had my heart pounding when I accidentally brought down my employer’s main site! ?? All better now.

Just to give some insight, this is implemented by the browser, not the website or plugin author. Each browser handles file select and multi-file select a little differently, but most require you to hold a hot-key to select multiples. It works in much the same way your OS file browser does, except it lacks the click+drag feature to select multiple items. FWIW I do agree that it’s not the best, most intuitive solution, it’s just the current industry standard.

I seem to be having the same issue. It just spins forever without giving any success or error message.