Santiago

Hi @gshell,

Hope you are doing well.

Two quick clarifications:
– When using ajax in WordPress, you always need to send an ‘action’ parameter so that WordPress knows which callback to invoke to handle the request.
In the code add_action( 'wp_ajax_my_ajax_test', 'my_ajax_callback' ); the action name would be ‘my_ajax_test’.
So in JS side you need to add 'action': 'my_ajax_test' to the data object.

– success is one of many arguments for the ajax call. There you define the handler/callback for when the server responds successfully. It always receives a response argument containing the repsonse data.

That said, I recommend to go to the official docs for a comprehensive list of parameters http://api.jquery.com/jquery.ajax/

And also check some simple example to play with https://wptheming.com/2013/07/simple-ajax-example/

Hope this helps. Take care!

Hi @brandia,

Hope you are doing well.

I’m wondering if you were able to solve the issue.
Was the link that I sent you of any help?

Hi @coachmarino,

This is likely a cache issue.
Check if there is a cache plugin installed. It is probably applying a full page cache, so the users that are not logged in are getting a pre-saved version of the page.
Most of cache plugins allows you to add exceptions for specific pages.
Other alternative is to force a cache refresh every time he updates the schedule (not practical if this occurs frequently).

Let me know if you need further assitance. Cheers!

Hi naturalstate,

First, the settings for the upload path under Settings->Media disappeared because you set it to the default ‘wp-content/uploads’ and, for some reason, WP is by design hidding these settings when the defaults are used.
This seems to have been solved when you installed the other plugin.
If this happens again, you can run the following SQL query to solve it (I assume you have access to phpMyAdmin)
UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = 'wp-content/foo' WHERE option_name = 'upload_path'
That will make the settings re-appear.

The define(‘UPLOADS’) is expected to take precedence. And it is a relative path from the site root. This means that you should get rid of the part ‘/home/username/public_html/’.

That said, let’s try to simplify the situation:
Please remove the plugin that I recommended before. Remove also de define in wp-config.
Let’s only use the settings.
Store uploads in this folder: set this to what it was initially (/godaddyuser/www/wp-content/uploads)
Full URL path to files: leave this empty (IF you want to play with this setting, keep in mind that it is expected to be a url, not a path. it would be something like http://your-site/wp-content/uploads. In 99,9% of the cases this should be kept empty).

Please keep me posted 🙂

Would it be possible for you to share an edited image so that I can try on my end and also to check if there is something unusual on the format you are using?

Hi @brandia,

Hope you are doing well.

I must admit you got a weird issue there.

WordPress doesn’t have the ability to unedit an edited image. So, there should be a confusion with how you are saving the edited files in photoshop.
I suspect you are exporting the edited file but keeping the original untouched, and then you are uploading the original to your WP site.

I assume you are exporting a jpg or png image. Please double check the location where it is being saved and the location where you are uploading from.

Keep me posted and I’ll try to provide further support until we get to the bottom.

Cheers

Unfortuntely, I don’t have an apache install at hand to test the htaccess rules.

You can find more completes example here https://beginnersbook.com/2013/08/redirect-subdirectory-to-root-using-htaccess/

Maybe that shed some light.

Cheers!

Hello there @naturalstate720,
Hope you are doing well.

I suspect you changed the uploads path using a plugin. If not, you can try this one:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-original-media-path/

If you don’t want to use a plugin, you can set the define in wp-config.php
define(‘UPLOADS’, ‘wp-content/some-location’);

Last, if you have already existing links or src pointing to images, you can do a bulk replace of the urls in your DB using this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/better-search-replace/

Hope it helps. Cheers!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Santiago.