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Sorry I meant to say thanks to Thaideas method which helped me. I guess I had BillyWalsh in mind. Wish you the best with the fix..
Seems like this is a problem that aint going away soon…. In most forums most people think its a theme problem and not a problem within wordpress but after trying many things, testing different themes, and I finally came to the conclusion its a wordpress problem when I tried reversing to previous versions of wordpress while using the same themes everything worked fine. But every time I updated to the new 3.4.1. I experienced the same cheatin uh error.
Thanks to BillyWalsh I used his method and everything worked fine, though this should be encouraged as a temporary solution. I hope wordpress guys come up with a fix quick.
Well to fix the error
1. Login to your plesk/cpanel, whatever you use. Locate
wp-admin/media-upload.phpOpen the media-upload.php with the code editor scroll down to line #125 and change the code
if ( ! empty( $_REQUEST[‘post_id’] ) && ! current_user_can( ‘edit_post’ , $_REQUEST[‘post_id’] ) )
to
if ( ! empty( $_REQUEST[‘post_id’] ) && current_user_can( ‘edit_post’ , $_REQUEST[‘post_id’] ) )
Make sure you don’t touch line 126 with a code that looks like this wp_die( __( ‘Cheatin’ uh?’ ) );—– DON’T TOUCH THIS
Save and get back to your wordpress admin panel, make sure you have cleared your cache and this should do it. Let me know if you have any other fixes.. Good luck..Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: theme imagesI had this same problem with the noisy theme from templatesold. And this is what I did. After unpacking the downloaded zip file go to the themes image folder and paste the images that you want to have in your site. For this to work you have to give the image the same name as the names that they have in the folder, for example if the name of the image on the downloaded folder is simple_img_1.jpg, then edit your images with and editor like fireworks and give them the same name then save or paste them in the theme folder. Upload and thats it. If you have already uploaded the theme, then you need not upload the whole folder just login to your hosting cpanel, navigate to the wp-content folder, to themes and then locate the folder with the name of the theme, open images and upload the images that you want to appear on the rotating images. This worked for me.