Where to put php.ini file?

This is a plugin of QQWorld-Auto-Save-Images, so you can find the settings in QQWorld-Auto-Save-Images settings page.

If QQWorld-Auto-Save-Images was working, this plugin will working as well. no need to set php.ini.

Don’t forget update QQWorld-Auto-Save-Images to lastest version.

BTW, if you using cPanel, you can put a php.ini file to your website root directory.

Wow!
You truly are amazing. I just had to update the QQWorld-Auto-Save-Images, and then it worked like a charm. 5 stars!

Great!

Michael Wang!
Thank you! I truly appreciate your work.

Just some feedback from my experience:
1. When grabbing from “text editor”, the PDFs are grabbed but the links/url does NOT change.
When grabbing from “visual editor”, the PDFs are grabbed and the links ARE changed. It is a nice feature for people who just want to grab and not change links. But it is worth mentioning in the install section of the plugin.

2. The message stating that the images have been grabed does not work, It always says that “no remote images grabbed” (but the pdfs have been downloaded, so clearly it is just the text that is wrong.)

3. This might just be an issue for me: Grabbing PDFs with a normal url like https://www.example.com/something.pdf works fine.

However, I am trying to grab PDFs where the file name is not in the URL. Like this: https://arkiv.lundebaat.no/system/script/getfile2.asp?id=8.
The name of the pdf is “S708_Bavaria 31 Cruiser“, and not aspid8.

Grabber saves this pdf as aspid8. It works, fine, but I was hoping that it would be possible to use the filname rather than the URL name when grabbing from such adresses. In the example it would be file name: “S708_Bavaria 31 Cruiser”, rather than the url-name: aspid8.

Thank you for a great plugin!

Have a wonderful Sunday.

Urban

That’s new proplems, open a new topic will be better.