RedTravelMaster

Actually, I think I may have figured out the problem for the chart I was trying to build. I just had to organize my data for a 2-D chart. If I encounter a similar problem with another chart type I’ll post here again.

Thanks.

Conflicts as in when the plugins are active, they cause my site to crash (not load). I’ve had to go into the file manager and rename the plugin directories just to be able to get into the admin screen.

I’ve spent several hours over the past few days troubleshooting the problems, and I’m fairly confident I’ve identified the issues causing the sites to crash. What I’m having trouble nderstanding is why Wordfence and jetpack conflict only on one site, when I use them on all my sites. The other plugin conflicts are unique to each site.

Hello Mihai-Imagely,

Can you provide a link for me to submit a trouble ticket? I do not have a premium account with the developers. Am I able to submit a ticket without a premium account?

Thanks.

Hello Mihai-Imagely,

Yes, I can confirm that I also set the Widget to “Random.”

I will submit a trouble ticket.

Thanks

Hello,

I changed the setting yesterday as suggested, but as of now, 24 hours later, my images have not changed.

https://charest.net

Thanks,
Ron

Seems to be a common practice with software companies – always blame someone else. Even though NextGen did provide a patch, they first had to tell me, and several other people, that the problem was with our hosting company.

Give them 2 points for providing a patch, but take off one for denying a problem first.

Thanks Rommel!

I just disabled W3 Total Cache, will see what my site looks like tomorrow, if it is still working.

Thanks for the feedback everyone. After some extensive troubleshooting I believe I identified the cause as excessive file size of the images. I just moved up from a 6.1MP Nikon D50 to a 24MP Nikon D7100. File sizes for the older camera were averging 2MB, but file size for my new toy is averaging 11MB. Apparently this larger file size chokes the upload function.

I did discover that I could do a work-around by manually uploading these large images directory into the gallery file directory via FTP, then coming back into WP and performing a “scan for new images.” However, loading time to display the full size images is pretty slow, again probably due to the large size.

Thanks Photocrati.