Vincent Listrani

@mano88
You are correct. It is not part of the new user creation. You have a good idea though and I’ll certainly add it to our list. For now, we’re leaving it out to keep the user creation more traditional.

@almend
Were you able to get a site scan to locate the malware issue? Additionally, this is a good resource to help determine if any other plugins or themes you’re using present a vulnerability. https://wpvulndb.com/plugins

I also misspoke on postponement request. I though you could return your review to a draft. You can simply edit your review but clicking the edit your review link at the top of your review.

Hello @almend
I can assure you that absolutely 0 code exists within this plugin that is malicious. If you are aware of a security bug, please report it to https://github.com/3five/Custom-User-Profile-Photo

Additionally, from the way you describe this, it appears that you have or had a security issue with your host or some code within your theme or other plugins. Many times these things remain dormant until activated by the malicious party (I have been the victim of this before).

Please, in the meantime, don’t blame a plugin author until your are sure and have proof of a security bug or malicious code.

I can make two suggestions to you that will help you in determining your issues.

1. Contact your host and ask them to review your installation for malware or viruses.
2. Run your site through https://sucuri.net‘s free scanner.

I would also appreciate it if you would remove or postpone your negative and 1 star review until you can prove your accusation.

This should be fixed now with the 0.5.3 release. Thanks for the bug report!

This should be fixed now with the 0.5.3 release. Thanks for the bug report!

Thanks guys. I’ll add this to the bug list and come up with PHP5.6 solution.

Hello @inumedia,
Thanks for trying our plugin, We hope it is working well for you.

Currently this is not in our features list as we do not want to try to disrupt or cause issues with the core user page. This is a common practice to have customizations to the user profile page be placed at the bottom.

Hello @jansleyy,
You will need to find the file in your theme where the avatar is being called. In there you can either modify the get_avatar($user_id, 250) code or add the snippet of code provided on the front page of this plugin and change the 'thumbnail' wording to another image size or an array like array('250', '250')

Hope this helps.

Thanks @willcoffin. I’ll add this to the github repo as a bug.

Hello @spix,
You can do this outside of the loop by using the snippet provided on the main page
`
<?php
// Retrieve The Post’s Author ID
$user_id = get_the_author_meta(‘ID’);
// Set the image size. Accepts all registered images sizes and array(int, int)
$size = ‘thumbnail’;

// Get the image URL using the author ID and image size params
$imgURL = get_cupp_meta($user_id, $size);

// Print the image on the page
echo ‘<img src=”‘. $imgURL .'” alt=””>’;
?>
`

The thing you might need to change would be how you set that $user_id property. Depending on which user you’re trying to get, you can use several methods to grab that user. Can you tell me how/why you’re trying to get a user in head.php?

That’s a great idea @howdy_mcgee. Can you add this to the github repo as a feature request and we’ll look into a front end option.

https://github.com/3five/Custom-User-Profile-Photo

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Vincent Listrani.

Unfortunately I am not able to replicate this issue at all. I’ve tried the new user approach and existing users and have not been able to see and error with the uploader. It sounds as If something is going wrong with the UpdraftPlus plugin when a restoration takes place.

Can you provide the error log from your site where you click that button to produce the error so I can see what is happening?

Hello @kasiamcm and @sexilyspeaking

I just tested this with WordPress 4.7.X and the current plugin version 0.5.1 and it is working as intended. Can you provide some more info on the hosting environment, PHP version, and any relevant plugins you have installed that might be causing this.

Additionally, If you could disable all the other plugins and let us know if the plugin works for you. Then you can begin to activate them one by one to find which one it is conflicting with.

Added this fix to v0.5 released today.

Thanks to SOMTIJDS.

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