elmechu

Hi Elvis. The issue IS indeed caused by FooGallery. This 401 error is ocurring ONLY with the images loaded with the plugin. everything else is working properly.

There are no security constraints in my site, there are no credentials we use to access anything, what is happening is that when we use an image uploaded via FooGallery as the main image of an article, the wp-json will get a 401 trying to retrieve it.

If we upload a new image, or use an image that was not uploaded via the plugin, the wp-json works correctly. What we need to know is how to change those permissions of those images, or if there’s something we can do in the plugin to correct this error.

Since an image uploaded in foogallery won’t work, if you then upload that same image without the plugin will work then. So I guess there’s something going on when you upload the images in FooGallery at a permission level, don’t know if it’s something related with the db

Thanks again, please help me. You can try on your own if you like.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by elmechu.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by elmechu.

Yes, the issue still remains

Yes, it is the last version of the plugin. when inspecting, I see this:

img width=”912″ height=”608″ src=”” alt=”Campeón Súper Liga”

What’s weird is that it takes correctly the alt but don’t do it well with the source of the image.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by elmechu.

Thanks Evan, you rock!