Qliphoth

Yeah; that’s not going to be a realistic option for me, as we’re up on somewhere north of 15,000 images at this point, all thumbnails included. I need an automated way – a plugin, for example – to find all the files named ABCDEFG-###x###.extension files.

Any update on this? I’m also getting the same problem with the files uploaded to S3.

Furthermore: When I change my permalink structure from /%postname%/ to, for example /archives/%post_id% the links give me 404 errors instead.

Nothing? Please help; this is beginning to be quite a deal-breaker for me, as no other plugin does what I am looking for in the way that this plugin does, but the fact that it breaks other functionality forces me not to use it.

… Anybody?

If you try the_author_email() maybe?

Inspired by your suggestion, I tried disabling all my addons, and then it suddenly worked. Enabling them one by one, it worked until I enabled WP-Amazon, at which point it stopped working again. It seems I found the culprit in my case.

Strange how some old plugins and 2.7 seems to have broken the add image-interface in this very specific way.

This is still a problem, and none of the fixes in the sticky work. Still no suggestions?

Well, what it seems to be is a clever way of assigning strings of letters to variables that are other letters, then using the variables to link the strings together. Kind of like saying 1=”My” 2=”name” 3=”is” 4=”John” and then 1 2 3 4.

The end sum that results from the above is that it tries to open an iframe using a file on a russian server called gpt0.ru, referencing a file and variable called /in.cgi?3

I couldn’t open it as my security system warns me that the page has been flagged by many as a security risk.

Try <div align=”center”> and </div> instead.