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Update: my issue was merely a temporary server glitch. So, nothing to report after all.
As of 2.0.54, email notifications are no longer working properly for me either (they worked as of 2.0.48, and work again on rollback to that version–I have not yet tested every iteration between these). When a user creates an account, they receive the expected email. As administrator, however, I do _not_ receive ‘Account Needs Review Notification.’ For now I’ll stick with 2.0.48, but this seems a bug that needs to be fixed. Thanks,
SRight. As @kalapahar notes, you merely have to change line 168 (the line number has changed because the developers keep issuing updates without fixing this obvious bug). The file is class-uploader.php.
This is their coding line:
$this->upload_baseurl = set_url_scheme( $wp_baseurl . $this->core_upload_dir );
You instead want this:
$this->upload_baseurl = set_url_scheme( $wp_baseurl . $this->core_upload_url );Just three characters different.
I completely get your frustration, and it sounds like you don’t need the solution anymore. But someone did figure it out:
ikarus76 wrote:
Hi, it happened with me too. The problem is the directory seperator. As a quick fix you should change in the file .\ultimate-member\includes\core\class-uploader.php on line 162 the $this->core_upload_dir to $this->core_upload_url.
regards,
MichaelHey — someone smart figured it out:
ikarus76 wrote:
Hi, it happened with me too. The problem is the directory seperator. As a quick fix you should change in the file .\ultimate-member\includes\core\class-uploader.php on line 162 the $this->core_upload_dir to $this->core_upload_url.
regards,
MichaelThere are now several open threads reporting this same problem, but, just to provide corroboration, I have the same problem as bcrabtree2 and the others. It should be easy enough for developers to troubleshoot this error…why no replies??
Yes, I have the same problem after the update–uploading a member photo hangs after the crop (upon ‘Processing…’).
Hello. I have not yet tried the steps you suggest, Nastia, but I wanted to second Kastali. This is a known issue with various plugins, reported here:
http://theusualstuff.com/wordpress-4-9-error-edit-files-resolved/
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cant-edit-main-theme-php-files-after-upgrading-to-4-9/As I believe some of those note, the error message can be one of a few, interestingly (in other words, it is not always precisely the same).
Like Kastali, I deactivated plugins one-by-one, and narrowed it down to this one (custom sidebar). It would be terrific if this can be fixed, as the plugin is very useful! Thanks.