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I had the same problem, and no need to change to earlier PHP version.

Here is an official fix. Just remove the ampersand in line 512 of TotalCache plugin’s PHP file. It’s mentioned here and here

CDN redirects work perfectly fine in PHP7.

Hi there,

Any idea which version of PHP is installed in the server? CDN redirection doesn’t seem work if you have PHP 7.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/urls-are-not-rewritten-for-cdn-keycdn
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/w3tc-php7-and-cdn

It’s fixed itself!
Sorry for the trouble ??

Sure. I love it. I’ll leave a review in a couple of days.
G’day.
-Ramesh

Found it! Siteground dynamic caching module or the caching options in Sucuri WAF is causing the problem. Although new comments in the page are updated, the module doesn’t seem to update Widgets. It now works. Sorry for the trouble.

Thanks for the Wonderful plugin.

Will try that Martin.
Thanks for your time. Appreciated!

I tried 55×55, 75×75 and 150×150 and didn’t work out. I usually upload images using my FTP client instead of Upload Media (in WP)… so that the miniature images would be created automatically.

Would that be causing the problem?

I copied the Widget code, replaced the Photon links with my website’s actual link (to image files) and added to one of my pages.

(The “Recent Posts” section at the top one uses images from Photon, and the 2nd “Recent Posts” section at the bottom, uses images from my server.)

Still no thumbnails.

It’s 50×50 in both locations already. I reset it and saved the Widget again, but still no thumbview. May be I should disable Photon for a while, to test?

In the Widget I set 50×50. But in Settings > Media it’s set to 0.

In the Widget it says:

“If you use a specified size the following sizes will be taken, otherwise they will be ignored and the selected dimension as stored in Settings ? Media will be used“

I thought the setting in the Widget overrides the values in “Settings > Media”.

Just now I tried changing it to 50×50 in Settings > Media, but it’s still the same.

Editing wp-config and including the following line did it for me:

@ini_set('display_errors', 0);

Blogged: WordPress Error “Empty needle” in media.php Line 1088. How to Hide the Warning Message in Web Pages?

Editing the wp-config and adding the following line did it for me:

@ini_set('display_errors', 0);

Blogged: WordPress Error “Empty needle” in media.php Line 1088. How to Hide the Warning Message in Web Pages?

Update: After detaching my domain from CloudFlare, I now get this error:

ERROR: Cookies are blocked or not supported by your browser. You must enable cookies to use WordPress

Can someone help?

@spacetime, @gmmedia: Thanks for the post. Same problem here and awaiting an update. FYI, Plesk KB has a post on this issue:

https://kb.plesk.com/en/128682

>> If you get an email about a file like that again, you can look at the scan results page, which should also show the URL that was included in the cache file,

I didn’t receive such notification after that.. in case it comes up again, will follow your advice. Thanks for the suggestion, Matt.