kevinslane

Thanks Eric. I’m all set now and appreciate your response back.

Best,
-Kevin

Please shoot over your theme and I can test anish_annu and let me know where in the theme you are experiencing the problems so I know where to look to test. Please send through transferbigfiles.com and send to [email protected].

Thanks,
-Kevin

I hope this works out for you anish_annu…the power of WordPress and Open Source communities, we all help each other out where possible.

Thanks,
-Kevin

@prbenson, you will not be able to do anything within WordPress. You will need to modify your theme and have some basic knowledge of the structure of your theme and locating the appropriate file. Without knowing how to do either you will need to ask the editor of your theme or send me the theme as a zip via transferbigfiles.com and I can try to assist just as I did with anish_annu.

Thanks,
-Kevin

Please see here anish_annu:

Follow this link and download the new file.

Thanks,
-Kevin

You will need to find the file in your theme that does the custom upload which will more than likely be a .js file. I have know way of knowing what the name of that is w/o seeing the theme structure as all themes are built differently. Or you could grep for a specific term on all of the files in your theme to find out where this function resides.

Thanks,
-Kevin

If you zip your theme and send to me @anish_annu I will be happy to update and send back. Just zip your theme and I can download and I will send back the appropriate file that will be modified.

Thanks,
-Kevin

Here is how to fix the issue in your themes that I mentioned yesterday. Find the same line in your theme and the problem will be solved (it will be in a .js file). It’s not the theme developers faults, but rather a change in the WP core: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cheatin-uh-when-trying-to-upload-media-via-3rd-party-theme?replies=2#post-2999148

The fix should reside in the theme, not in core. WordPress changed post_id to post_ID so the uppercase ID will through off the upload function.

Note this post here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cheatin-uh/page/2?replies=39#post-2905925.

Simply changing the line towards the bottom that reads tb_show(”, ‘media-upload.php?post_id=0&type=image&TB_iframe=true’); to tb_show(”, ‘media-upload.php?post_ID=0&type=image&TB_iframe=true’); will solve the issue and you won’t have to touch core. The code assumed that the admin would have a hidden field called ‘post_id’ but the WordPress upgrade changed that field so it chokes.

If you modify core the next time you do an upgrade the same issue will more than likely occur unless it’s fixed from the theme side because WP change the id from lowercase to uppercase.

Hope this helps users on this forum and others.

This is resolved.

Thanks!

Great plugin and easy to customize. Thank you for your efforts and sharing this with the wordpress community!

Cheers!