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1. Try using one of the default themes of WordPress to see if the problem persists. Themes are often the cause of problems.
2. Disable other plugins to see if they are the cause of the problem.
Hi toslo,
Can you provide further info.
eg WordPress version
Frontend Development version.Also try the following
1. Try using one of the default themes of WordPress to see if the problem persists. Themes are often the cause of problems.
2. Disable other plugins to see if they are the cause of the problem.
Thanks for sharing your good news. Don’t know myself why this happen but these things are worth noting for other users.
This is a well known WordPress 3.5.1 problem.
Either upgrade to Pro or the fork to fix
Obviously this doesn’t happen normally to Frontend so something else is causing this.
1. Try using one of the default themes of WordPress to see if the problem persists. Themes are often the cause of problems.
2. Disable other plugins to see if they are the cause of the problem.
Tell us the results of above and what versions of Frontend and WordPress you are using and your theme.
Obviously this doesn’t happen normally to Frontend so something else is causing this.
1. Try using one of the default themes of WordPress to see if the problem persists. Themes are often the cause of problems.
2. Disable other plugins to see if they are the cause of the problem.
Tell us the results of above and what versions of Frontend and WordPress you are using and your theme.
Everything is possible but you will have to code it. You could use pattern matching or just a word count algorithm.
Not sure but the fork is worth a try.
Not sure but the fork is worth a try.
Try the fork to see if it does what you want
Obviously this doesn’t happen normally to Frontend so something else is causing this.
1. Try using one of the default themes of WordPress to see if the problem persists. Themes are often the cause of problems.
2. Disable other plugins to see if they are the cause of the problem.
Tell us the results of above and what versions of Frontend and WordPress you are using and your theme.
I think my grammar needs improving :).
Improved version:
Then you need to add code to the featImgUploader() and removeFeatImg() functions in wpuf.js to check that a featured image is present . Then add or remove the class “requiredField” from the “UploadImage” button to suit.
To check if a image is present look at the div wpuf-ft-upload-filelist. If it is empty then no image is present.
If you can’t code it yourself you can get the Pro version which already does this.
Hard to understand what you are asking for. If you want non-logged in users to be able to post then you will need to use FrontendPro
1. Try using one of the default themes of WordPress to see if the problem persists. Themes are often the cause of problems
2. Disable other plugins to see if they are the cause of the problemIf the above works please write back to tell us the cause.
In any case please provide the version of frontend you are using.
NB The fork has extensive changes in this area so you might want to give that a try to see if that fixes things