Nayem,

Can the problem be because I have two uploaders in the same page?

I see that this get declared

jQuery(function($) {
new WPUF_Uploader(‘wpuf-featured_image-pickfiles’, ‘wpuf-featured_image-upload-container’, 1, ‘featured_image’, ‘jpg,jpeg,gif,png,bmp’, 2048);
});
in the first one. I assume the “1” is the number of pictures,

however

Theres another field

jQuery(function($) {
new WPUF_Uploader(‘wpuf-pc_imagegallery-pickfiles’, ‘wpuf-pc_imagegallery-upload-container’, 15, ‘pc_imagegallery’, ‘jpg,jpeg,gif,png,bmp’, 2048);
});

Allowing for 15 pictures. Maybe the second declaration is overriding the first one? The WPUF_Uploader is not saved to a variable so it might be that. You can pass that info to your developer.

If you log off and try this registration page “http://publicars.codeandartifice.com/perfil/registrate/” youll be able to see that the image limit works.

Nayem,

I am the developer of the theme.

Thanks, we’ll be looking for another plugin with more comprehensive support.

Thanks Nayem,

Obviously I can’t just switch to a default theme. Can’t you help us debug the issue with the theme we’re developing?

I didnt see any errors in the firebug console.

I upgraded and the problem still happens

As you can see, I can upload 6 or more files without hitting the limit, and in the form the file limit is set to 5.

This happens in Safari, Chrome and Firefox.

Nayem,

That was not what I asked.

I mean, how can I display this field:

[wpuf-meta name=”meta_key_name” type=”map” height=”100″ width=”357″ zoom=”12″]

A map field, in the frontend of my website.

Ex: Displaying the map field on all the posts created by that user.