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Hi, if I regenerate a certificate (by opening it as https://www.ideaeduca.com/members/loris_santamaria/?regenerate_certificate) and then click on the certificate, it displays ok, and I can show it as a PDF and I can print it. The problem is that the generated image is blank (empty jpeg) and the next time I open the user profile (https://www.ideaeduca.com/members/loris_santamaria/) the certificate won't work. I've already created an exception for the certificate image ({uploads_dir}/2018/01/Certificado5.png ) in W3C Total Cache. Please helpWell please make sure that GD image library is enabled on your server . Contact your webhost on this . also ask them if they have any kind of security enabled which disables posting of any base64 encoded files on server .Credentials that you shared are wp admin credentials . Well I would need FTP credentials to check this issue .Sorry I cannot give you ftp credentials on this site. Let me know which php script should I debug and how would you recommend to debug it. ThanksWell I am not sure , I would need to check numerous number of files in your site and for that I would need your site ftp credentials . Please share them if you want us to help .weirdly enough, I had to set define( 'FS_METHOD', 'direct' ) in wp-config.php. Now certificate images are saved correctlythanks for sharing that valuable information there . maybe this link could explain : https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/189554/what-security-concerns-should-i-have-when-setting-fs-method-to-direct-in-wp-co
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