ScottyMitch

Hello Kevinlikes,

I tested a base 4.7.1 WordPress install using the 2016 theme you mentioned. No plugins. I can successfully add 100 images in bulk without issue, though it takes a little bit to do so.

I also was able to do it with my normal theme, which was running under the BoldGrid suite. It was also successful.

Are you able to repeat the error in another WordPress instance?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by ScottyMitch.

Hello Linesh,

What version of WordPress are you using? Have you already ruled out plugins/theme?
You mention it does this on different instances, are these instances on different servers/computers?
Does this happen with both images that were already on your site versus newly uploaded images?

Provided your host allows you to use the SFTP port (22), you should be able to adjust the settings in your FTP Client to use it. Switch from normal FTP protocol to SFTP and ensure you are using the right port.

Are you having any specific issues or getting any error messages when you try?

Hello derek015,

If you have access to an .htaccess file, placing the code below at the top normally cures this issue.

SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1

If that fails, you can try using a plugin named Force Regenerate Thumbnails (though it is not confirmed a being compatible beyond 4.0.13)

The fix revolves around modifying or avoiding (in the case of the plugin) ImageMagick.

I’m not sure about the error you found in your log or if that has anything to do with the specific upload issue.

Hope that helps!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by ScottyMitch.

Hello yoooouri,

Congrats on getting it resolved! Would you share the resolution here so others that run into a similar problem may also benefit?

Hello troufigas,

Are you getting any specific error messages when you attempt to upload the file?
Does it actually upload and then you cannot see it or does it error during upload?
Have you disabled existing plugins and tried to see if it still occurs?
Have you switched themes as a test?
Did this occur right after a recent update?
Are you on the most recent version of WordPress?
Are you able to duplicate this on a test instance of WordPress?

Hello Shaikhah,

I am not seeing a way for WordPress to do this by default, though there are plugins that do it, such as PNG to JPG. Do you have any such plugin installed?

Have you attempted to upload a png after disabling your plugins to see if the behavior is still there?

Redirects are normally handled by a config file like .htaccess. You could try renaming that file to disable any redirects to see if that helps you get in.

Of course, finding the cause of the error is key. Did you add or update any plugins, update WordPress, or make any changes prior to the error occurrring? Does anything different occur when you rename the plugins folder? Are you using any plugins that manipulate the admin URL for security?

Hello Aimee,

When I visit your site, I am not seeing any white space above the green bar. Were you able to correct the issue yourself?

Are you saying the ‘Posts Page’ is set to a page you created named ‘blog’?
What version of WordPress are you using?
What theme are you using?
Have you disabled the plugins and tested it?
Does this occur if you create another WordPress instance on the side?

When using Hitchcock, I am not having this issue. It comes in clear on both FireFox and Chrome. Can you see any errors or warnings in the developer tools for the browsers? Have you cleared the browser cache, cookies, etc on the affected browsers? Does this occur if you switch themes? Does it occur if you use a different computer?

How are you embedding the video? What is the width of the area you are embedding it into? What theme are you using? Does it do the same if you decrease the width or change themes?

Did you enable debug? Is there any obvious error message? Can you see anything when looking through your browser’s developer tools? (errors, etc).

What is it you want the plugin to do? It is possible the feature exists somewhere within another plugin already.

Odd that the https://www.alster-it.de/wp/ theme has the exact same text, even when it specifically uses the Control Concepts company name in some of the content.

Control Concepts uses some of the exact text on their LinkdIn page as well, so it shouldn’t be stock text, unless they put stock text on their Linkdin page as well.

Well, if you are just using the theme for the layout and change all the text and images, there should not be an issue.