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byjillee

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13/02/2018 11:58 pm [#1990]

Hi,

Some of the users who leave a comment are displaying the default gravatar image https://d.pr/i/gyzcOE and I'm not sure why. I have a custom Gravatar set for commenters on my site, you can see it above and below the default gravatar icon in the image above.

I tried clearing my gravatar cache in the wpdiscuz settings but when I do I get a 404 error message.

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14/02/2018 12:24 am

Please disable other plugins and check it. Also please disable wpDiscuz and check it. Make sure this is a wpDiscuz specific issue.

Also please navigate to Dashboard > Settings > Discussions admin page and check WordPress native avatar settings, leave a screenshot of the avatars options, I want to see which one is selected.

Also please try to disable wpDiscuz Avatar cache.

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14/02/2018 10:18 am

Hi, I turned off gravatar caching and it seems to have fixed the problem. What is the downside to having gravatar caching turned off?

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21/03/2018 8:49 am

Posted by: Tom

Please disable other plugins and check it. Also please disable wpDiscuz and check it. Make sure this is a wpDiscuz specific issue.

Also please navigate to Dashboard > Settings > Discussions admin page and check WordPress native avatar settings, leave a screenshot of the avatars options, I want to see which one is selected.

Also please try to disable wpDiscuz Avatar cache.

It seems that your URL request is wrong after version bumping to 5.

The correct URL for clearing the avatar cache should be: mysite/wp-admin/admin-post.php?action=purgeGravatarsCaches&_wpnonce=XXXX

The acutal URL is: mysite/wp-admin/admin-post.php?/action=purgeGravatarsCaches&_wpnonce=XXXX

Aware of the redundant slash character following "admin-post.php", resulting into a 404 error.

The same problem also occurs for your addon-disable function. Hope this get fixed.

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