Media Cookery

I’d been using the “Above Content” option rather than the [wp-invoice] shortcode option, and it also stopped working after the WordPress 4.7 update.

I hope there’s a fix for this soon.

How do I search and replace a string that includes double quotation marks?

For example, I want to search for:
<a href="%" rel="attachment%><img

(with the % wildcard, which seems to work) and replace with:
<a href="#"><img

When I try this, the replace operation fails due to the quotation marks.

Hi Martin.

I’m having the same problem. Here is the site (still building): https://mediacookery.com/nathannowack2015/

For example, the post https://mediacookery.com/nathannowack2015/portraits/batman-family-portraits-disney-music-center-concert/ has images in it and all images are in the Media Library.

As you suggested to khzidan, I searched the database for the first image URL in that post, https://mediacookery.com/nathannowack2015/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/batman-family-portraits-disney-music-center-la-1-1024×7101.jpg, and found an exact match in the wp_xxx_posts table.

Still, the plugin doesn’t set a new featured image when I select “Set the first post image as featured image.”

Please help. Thank you.

Same problem here. Did anyone figure out a solution for this?

Curious… so I know in the future:

If I can’t post code here, how would you have helped me to figure out moving the redirect rules out of the WordPress section?

Is there another protocol for troubleshooting code?

Thanks, and sorry about posting the code. I was in a hurry to troubleshoot this for a client and admittedly hadn’t read the rules.

It doesn’t happen all the time, but it’s happened twice now. I’ll try your suggestion and see if it sticks.