I get the Cheatin, uh? message when I try to upload an image (no problem with an admin account).
Any idea?
Thank you
I get the Cheatin, uh? message when I try to upload an image (no problem with an admin account).
Any idea?
Thank you
Hi,
This is actually an error from WordPress and can have a couple of causes. Here's a post on WordPress.org that may offer you some assistance.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/cheatin-uh
Regards,
Mya
I've already seen this thread, but the suggested modification simply "trasnfer" the problem from authors to admins.
It seems that the problem is in the theme.
Hi!
I notified Kriesi and asked him to look into this issue.
Best regards,
Peter
Thank you, please let me know, because since WP 3.4 author cannot write anymore!
Hi,
Just to clarify, they can't write a post at all or just can't upload an image? We want to make sure Kriesi has all possible info.
Regards,
Mya
Author can write post, but can't upload images.
Hi!
Okay. Thanks!
Best regards,
Mya
I had to fix this issue in one of my plugins too (wp backgrounds lite). It's caused by a wp core file change (http://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/21048/trunk/wp-admin/media-upload.php). Try following - open up shoutbox\framework\js\avia_media.js and replace:
tb_show( title, 'media-upload.php?post_id='+avia_media.aviaPostID+idBased+'&avia_label='+encodeURI(label)+"&TB_iframe=true" );
with
tb_show( title, 'media-upload.php?avia_label='+encodeURI(label)+"&TB_iframe=true" );
or
tb_show( title, 'media-upload.php?post_id=0&avia_label='+encodeURI(label)+"&TB_iframe=true" );Hi,
it fixes the problem for authors, but create it for admins.
Hey!
I can't reproduce this issue - the "hack" I posted above worked for all users/permission levels on my test servers. However I'll mark this thread for Kriesi.
Regards,
Peter
In detail the problem is that the admin can upload the image but when I publish the article the image disappear (and a cross appear instead).
Hi EmanueleCisotti,
If Peter's hack/fix above doesn't work for you we'll have to wait for Kriesi to take a look at the issue.
If you'd like to try some other steps, you can try disabling all active plugins and seeing if that fixes the issue. Additionally, you can try re-installing the theme on top of itself or deleting the theme entirely then re-installing it again.
A third and more tricky option is completely re-installing your wordpress installation. Just make sure to back everything up before doing something like this as you will lose all your data.
Regards,
Devin
Really no other help?
I'm going to switch to a new template, because I'm really disappointed. I won't buy or advise anymore your templates.
Hey!
I'm sorry Kriesi didn't report back yet on this issue...
Best regards,
Peter
Hey! I am sorry but I couldnt reproduce this either. also the problem doesnt seem to happen for everyone else, neither in this theme nor in any other theme that uses our framework. Are there maybe any permission altering plugins that you are using?
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