if your wp is located subdirectory.
ex} http://example.com/wordpress/
it may happen.
I solved this problem as follow.
edit profile-pic.php line 699
$path = profilepic_internal_cleanpath('/' . $profilepic_options['dir'] . '/' . $profilepic_displayoptions['filename']);
as
$path = profilepic_internal_cleanpath(get_settings('siteurl') . '/' . $profilepic_options['dir'] . '/' . $profilepic_displayoptions['filename']);
i think this is bug.
Same thing is happening to me.
The plugin is setup right and the picture is uploaded to a “profile-pic” folder in my wp-content folder.
I tried your method dogierider but it failed.
http://www.uicaaiv.org/AAIVBLOG (this is my website)
All the pictures show a question mark and when I right click and open in new tab the picture I get this error “404 not found”
And it shows that because wordpress is looking into a wrong folder
“http://uicaaiv.org/wp-content/profile-pics/6.jpg”
It should be looking into
“http://uicaaiv.org/AAIVBLOG/wp-content/profile-pics/6.jpg”
which does exist in my server.
Can anyone please help me to fix which line in the setting for this to work? Thanks so much!
I tried this the picture now shows up on the blog but next to “current:” in the profile page it has diassapered – so the complete opposite
Author comment doesnt add site url and hence picture is not found.
Problem shows when you have a url like
http://www.mysite.com/wordpress
This patch worked for me
wp-content/plugins/profile-pic/profile-pic.php
===================================================================
— wp-content/plugins/profile-pic/profile-pic.php (revision 1066)
+++ wp-content/plugins/profile-pic/profile-pic.php (working copy)
@@ -588,7 +588,7 @@
}
}
– $new_image = profilepic_internal_pickimage($id);
+ $new_image = profilepic_internal_cleanpath(get_settings(‘siteurl’) . profilepic_internal_pickimage($id));
// does user have image?
$array = explode(‘default.jpg’, $new_image);
Can someone tell me how to fix this in Windows Home Server please?
