Bart De Vuyst

I’ve got the Woocommerce importer too…

I’d like to know if there’s a solution without going to a spreadsheet too…

Here’s a solution: https://yoast.com/wordpress-editor-style/

Easy fix for this because I had the same issue. Paste these two lines in functions.php. Afterwards you can delete them again.

$wp_roles = new WP_Roles();
$wp_roles->remove_role("super_admin");

I think you should not use thousands seperators (,), or change them to dots instead of commas. Could you try this?

It’s much better with the new media uploader. However, you forgot an important default WordPress functionality! The dropdown menu (in the top left corner of that modal) to only show the images related to the specific post. That makes it a lot harder to look for certain images.

Could you add this?

I don’t know. Just try. ??

Thanks again.

Could you make it work that the image in the crop tab gets refreshed, instead of going to the view tab. When editing multiple crops of the same image you know have to switch back and forth between these two tabs.

Thanks Sewpafly,

I tried it out. Looks great! The aspect ratio of the original image works perfect! Much better.

Save and crop option is also very good!

Another suggestion: ??
After hitting ‘Crop and save’ it would feel a lot more logical to see the cropped image instead of the original. You know, like in an image editor. I know you can view the result in the ‘View’ tab but an instant result could be very nice.

Thanks for the updates. It’s fun to help out.

Ah thanks, that makes sense!

Thanks!

The plugin works just fine with Woocommerce now. Thanks again for the fix.

In the time that your plugin wasn’t working with Woocommerce I tried another one: ‘Crop-Thumbnails’. There is something I prefer with that one: It locks the default aspect ratio of the original images size in the crop editor. This saves a lot of time compared to ‘Post Thumbnail Editor’ where you have to do some selections first to lock the ratio.

I like the fact that your plugin allows undoing a crop (i.e. the new save button). This is great when you’re not sure about a decision made. Again (very subjectif, I know) this looses me a lot of time because I (and my client) have to recrop hundreds of images AND hit that save button over and over again after each new crop. It could be great if the save/confirm button is optional for people who need to work a lot faster. Just nitpicking, but these things make the difference between a good and a perfect plugin.

Thanks again for the fine update.

I’m using Woocommerce as well. Firefox 19.0.2. It doens’t load anything; just a blank wordpress error page with one error message about ‘cannot load pte-edit’.

However, disabling Woocommerce fixes this issue. I’d love to see an update to fix this in the latest Woocommerce (2) version because your plugin is of high importance to a particular client website (which runs entirely on Woocommerce).

Thanks in advance.

This is the link that WordPress is not finding: https://79.170.90.217/~affiches/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/00046-alechinsky-peintures-%C3%A9crits-arts-metiers-graphiques.jpg

%C3%A9 = é

This is the actual link: https://79.170.90.217/~affiches/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/00046-alechinsky-peintures-e%CC%81crits-arts-metiers-graphiques.jpg

Here é = e%CC%81

HOWEVER the browser reads both addresses as: https://79.170.90.217/~affiches/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/00046-alechinsky-peintures-écrits-arts-metiers-graphiques.jpg

I’ve got the same error on my website when regenerating:


function (){if(a){var t=a.length;(function r(t){v.each(t,function(t,n){var i=v.type(n);i==="function"?(!e.unique||!c.has(n))&&a.push(n):n&&n.length&&i!=="string"&&r(n)})})(arguments),i?o=a.length:n&&(s=t,l(n))}return this}


I’ve got the same issue. Only there 8 (!!!) times the same dropdown menu for switching post types!!