its most add as every php install should include getimagesize()… it does not require any other libraries…  I am not even sure how php could be compiled without it…  you are not running safe mode or anything are you?

Mr Papa said
its most add as every php install should include getimagesize()… it does not require any other libraries…  I am not even sure how php could be compiled without it…  you are not running safe mode or anything are you?

Well, it seems included, it’s just that it answers 0 if that’s possible. I have no other issue with wordpress – I guess I would have some if I was running in safe mode. But I’m no expert in server admin, unfortunately. I’ll continue to look…

we continue to research too… 0 is only returned if the image is not a valid image or the file contains multiple images…

sorry, if mentioned before, but what kind of image are we talking about here?

Mr Papa said
we continue to research too… 0 is only returned if the image is not a valid image or the file contains multiple images…

sorry, if mentioned before, but what kind of image are we talking about here?

It’s a PNG made from a Mac screenshot. But I tried to save it as JPG as well. I’ll make some other trials with other types of images.

… for an unknown reason, it just started to work.

The only thing that I did was to add the TinyMCE editor, can that be linked???

Or maybe it is the PHP caching that was preventing me from seeing the changes I did?

Anyway, the image not shown has now disappeared and images are displayed correctly…

That’s a bit scary….
We are making some changes all the same which will be in the next update and hopefully might help make this smoother.
So – hope it continues to function. of course.