Download spin without download and links missing

It looks there are too many photos in the album. Check the server error log to see what goes wrong.

It is most likely a timeout. The timelimit will be increased in the next version ( 6.3.7 )

Okay, 6.3.7 goes further and will package 50-60 photos. And the popup error message is very helpful.

Thank you.

Is there harm in setting the timeout even higher?

Hmmm, I pushed max_execution_time to 110 and default_socket_time to 120, still had to limit IX A-5 to 55 so I suspect the new Ajax timeout is still the limiting factor?

I’m up to 150 photos before timeout now.

Do the following:

delete …/wp-content/plugins/wp-photo-album-plus/js/wppa-ajax-front.min.js
From now on …/wp-content/plugins/wp-photo-album-plus/js/wppa-ajax-front.js will be loaded.

Edit …/wp-content/plugins/wp-photo-album-plus/js/wppa-ajax-front.js line 561:

// Download an album
function wppaAjaxDownloadAlbum( mocc, id ) {

	jQuery.ajax( { 	url: 		wppaAjaxUrl,
					data: 		'action=wppa' +
								'&wppa-action=downloadalbum' +
								'&album-id=' + id,
					async: 		true,
					type: 		'GET',
					timeout: 	60000,

change the 60000 into 1000000
this will make the ajax timeout for download album to 1000 seconds

Thanks Jacob. I renamed .min.js to .min.bak and made the change in wppa-ajax-front.js line 561 to:

timeout: 240000,

And set in php5.ini:

file_uploads = On
post_max_size = 128M
upload_max_filesize = 128M
max_file_uploads = 128
max_input_time = 600
max_execution_time = 110
default_socket_timeout = 120

Then set WPPA IX A-5 to 100 and killed all the php processes on the server. Download Album still gets a timeout at 60 seconds, so there is another setting in the mix.

I’ll keep poking around.

Thanks for the help.
Ian

I did some research.

The fact that you get the alertbox saying Only .. out of .. could be added … means that wppa_is_time_up() returns true; i.e. either $wppa_opt[‘wppa_max_execution_time’] is the limit, ( this is setting Table IX-A5 ) or ini_get(‘max_execution_time’) is the limit ( that what is returned for the php setting ‘max_execution_time’. You set the php var ‘max_execution_time’ to 110, glabally as well as local.

It is worth finding out what ini_get(‘max_execution_time’) returns.

Near the top of wppa-settings-autosave.php there is a testing area. Add:

echo 'Max PHP execution time is '.ini_get('max_execution_time');

to see this value.