mrsixcount

We just upgraded one of our sites and I’ve reset the path to the uploads to be the default wp-content/uploads directory and unchecked organize files as per the message below the browse link. It worked this time. Using WP 2.9.2. Hope this helps. I also checked the permissions on the uploads directory.

Ok found this. If you put this on in the hook section it will setup the administrator and editor to have access. Otherwise you can put it in a spot and deactivate and activate the plugin to have it run once.
Note: Author role is ‘author’

// Set ‘mail_subscribers’ Capabilities To Administrators and Editors
$role = get_role(‘administrator’);
if(!$role->has_cap(‘mail_subscribers’)) {
$role->add_cap(‘mail_subscribers’);
}
$role = get_role(‘editor’);
if(!$role->has_cap(‘mail_subscribers’)) {
$role->add_cap(‘mail_subscribers’);
}

Thanks again for the help. I hope this helps others as well.

as an update the line has moved to 124 in the “Hook the menu” section. Where do you edit the mail_subscribers option in the users profile?

url(../images/whatever.jpg) in a css file needs to have the images referenced in the css relative to the css file.

In the example lets say the css is in a css directory

css/mycss.css

This would then mean that the whatever.jpg would need to be in the images directory at the same level as the css

css/mycss.css
images/whatever.jpg

not

css/mycss.css
css/images/whatever.jpg

because the url in the css has ../images or up one directory and into the images directory.

I hope this helps.

Dean