Hello César,

The image/file upload fields file size limit has been changed from MB to KB. So you need to insert the size again to kilobyte.

Since the mechanism of avatar image got some changes, please update the user avatar again. That’ll fix the avatar broken image.

How can I change the size again to kilobyte?

But I thing is another problem, because with previous versions the avatar image was at
/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/CIMG0295-avatar.jpg

But now, the plugin is trying to find the image at the following directory:
/2013/03/CIMG0295-avatar.jpg

Is it a clue for you?

Change the file size here:

It worked !.

Thank you.

Can the error message be changed to something more user friendly?

Yeah, I could. I just haven’t handled the error messages. It’s just the default error message from the plupload library.

Ok, let me rephrase. *Will you*? Or will you explain how to do it myself?

See the /js/upload.js line 104
[js]alert(‘Error #’ + error.code + ‘: ‘ + error.message);[/js]

So you get a error code and error message. I am not sure what other error code it gives, haven’t found it in plupload docs. You can add some user friendly error messages.

Hi Tareq

I use avatar element, and i change to 1024 and url don’t find image. It’s search on /2013/03/image.jpg, and it’s uploaded on /wp-content/uploads/2013/03/image.jpg

Thanks

Please try updating the avatar image again.

But there are more users created. I can do it for my user, but not for all the rest

Yeah, sorry for that. Previously the avatar url was saving like this: /2013/03/image.jpg. But now the complete url is saving in the avatar meta field to fix the multisite issue. Somehow you’ve to fix those image urls.

The pixelation of the resized image for the avatar looks awful. Can we change the compression amount?

The plugin is not changing the picture quality. It’s only resizing the image size using WP native image edit function.