microkid

I have looked into this issue thoroughly, there is a lot of confusion about this and there are many different solutions mentioned. Here’s why:

It is the error message itself that is broken. Instead of mentioning “Post-processing of the image failed” blabla, it should actually be a generic error message. Whatever actual problem you are experiencing can be caused by many different issues: permissions, max_file_size settings etc. Before 5.3 this was the infamous HTTP ERROR message.

Perhaps you can test to see if it works with all other plugins deactivated. If so, you can activate them one by one to see where the problem is.

Hi,

Are you using any other plugins?

Hi guys, please try version 4.0.3 and let me know if that fixes your problems.

Hi cfisher,
Glad you got it to work. The problem was that with 4.0 some columns were supposed to be added when upgrading, but it appears the hook that supposed to be used for that doesn’t work.

Anyways, this should be taken care of in version 4.0.2

As for your question about the bullets, with version 4.0 comes a default CSS file that’s loaded. I added this to make the new thumbnails function work nicely. You can easily turn this off though, there’s an option on the plugins settings page:

“Would you like to use the default CSS provided for some basic styling of your related posts?”

Just set this to “no”. Let me know if this works!

Yeah, thanks for being so constructive. You do realize that I’m just trying to help fellow WordPress users with my work right? Nobody pays me for this.

Anyways, perhaps this might be obvious, but concidering that all other plugins automatically generate related posts, and mine creates the functionality of manually selecting related posts, did you actually select some posts on the post edit screen?

Alright, or you could try to be a little more specific about what’s going on. Try installing version 4.0.1 and see if that solves your issue.

Hi,

I’ve just released version 4.0.1, which should fix this. Can you check it out? Thanks.

IT might have something to do with an old javascript file being cached. Can you empty your browser cache and try again?

Did you select any related posts manually?

Hi,

Version 4.0 should fix this issue. Can you please check?

Hi,

I am currently working on a version that will fix this. I hope to release it before the end of the year. Sorry to keep you waiting guys.

If Magento is not running in your root / directory, make sure the session cookie is available in the directory where WordPress is running. Go to System > Configuration > Web > Session Cookie Management. You probably want to set the cookie path to /

*bump*

@morten you, or whoever made your theme, should look into WordPress featured images