• Hello,

    I believe after WP update the plugin doesn’t work anymore. Meaning it doesn’t serve the images to respected browser widths. Tested on chrome and firefox with ?debug=true.

    website: mantasmilka.com
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    You are viewing this page instead of the image you requested. This is part of the debugging capabilities of the Adaptive Images plugin. Seeing this means the plugin is running alright and that the .htaccess configuration file is setup correctly!

    Client width 568
    Pixel density 2
    HiDPI TRUE
    Resolution 1366
    Cache writable YES

    User settings
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    $resolutions 5120,2560,1920,1366,1024,828,640,320
    $cache_dir cache/adaptive-images
    $jpg_quality 75
    $sharpen TRUE
    $watch_cache TRUE
    $browser_cache 15552000

    Image requested
    ================

    Image /wp-content/uploads/2017/05/002Page3-1.png
    Exists YES
    Mime image/png
    Dimensions 2866×2048
    Size 95627

    • This topic was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by mantasmilka.
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  • Plugin Author Takis Bouyouris

    (@nevma)

    Hello, my friend,

    Thank you for reaching out to us and sharing your website with us.

    In my tests I see that the Adaptive Images plugin is indeed working as expected! Check out these screenshots: https://prntscr.com/flwtqk/, https://prntscr.com/flwu38/.

    Have you notices anything else out of the ordinary?

    Cheers,
    Takis

    Thread Starter mantasmilka

    (@mantasmilka)

    Hm, just to clarify – so the plugin resizes images on the fly, meaning that whenever the new image size is being requested it will take the original, resize it on browser itself (javascript?) or server side (php?) and serve it to the client?

    Then the original URL doesn’t change?

    The chrome inspector doesn’t show image size when hovering over image url so it’s hard to see.

    Plugin Author Takis Bouyouris

    (@nevma)

    One of the reasons I love Firefox. Not the only one!

    Well, the image resizing takes place on the server but on the fly. Of course each image size is created once, when it is accessed for the first time, and cached in the /wp-content/cache folder.

    This way the image url doesn’t change and that’s the beauty of it: the plugin works seamlessly and transparently. It doers indeed make debugging quite hard sometimes, but it does its job!

    Let me know if I can do anything further for you.

    Cheers,
    Takis

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