• Resolved ivancza

    (@ivancza)


    Hello!

    I would like to ask for help in finding an unusual problem.

    On my page translated by the WPML plugin, I found that the images arrive in the original language in the sizes I set and generated by the Regenerate Thumbnail plugin. On the other hand, when I change the language, they are retrieved and printed in the (old) sizes originally used by WordPress: https://prnt.sc/vDl-QVNxtCsS

    After a long review and testing, I came to the conclusion that although the plugin indicates on the WordPress admin page that the required (new) image size has been generated – correctly: https://prnt.sc/0UOn-warw8Sc, it only “Regenerate Thumbnails” after pressing the button, they are updated on the frontend page: https://prnt.sc/Yb0CCRAQr9Sq

    I suspect that there may be a database problem, or perhaps some cache may be emptied in such a case.

    Thanks in advance for your help!

    • This topic was modified 12 months ago by ivancza.
    • This topic was modified 12 months ago by ivancza.
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  • Plugin Support Stef (a11n)

    (@erania-pinnera)

    Hey @ivancza,

    Thanks for the message and the further follow-ups in the other thread. I have discussed this with our developers.

    From what we have so far, it looks more like a WPML plugin issue than a Regenerate Thumbnails issue.

    It may seem like it’s a cache key not invalidated on the thumbnail regeneration, but the plugin itself doesn’t have to know about the cache layers other plugins put on top of it. It might be WPML’s responsibility to invalidate the cache correctly when needed. Have you checked this with them by any chance?

    Since this is an open-source plugin, you are welcome to fork it or submit a pull request if you think the plugin should be compatible with another plugin in a certain way.

    You can do it here:?https://github.com/automattic/regenerate-thumbnails?

    As it sounds out of scope, we can’t guarantee it’ll be merged or merged it soon, but our tech team will be happy to look into it anyway.

    Hope that helps!

    Thread Starter ivancza

    (@ivancza)

    Thanks for the quick response!

    I will contact the WPML support team.

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