crissoca

You do know the plugin has an option to keep original images in case you want to restore right? here is a screenshot of the option: https://d.pr/i/C8MYBK/3yEKDd6o

Here is more information about it: https://imagify.io/documentation/restore-images-original/

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by crissoca. Reason: added documentation link

can you tell me if you are still looking for my email? I haven’t got an answer from you in 1 week not sure what’s the problem.

Hi Ahmed

I’m doing a follow up, did you got my emails? I’ve sent you a couple with no response.

Thanks

Hi, just forward it to you.

It’s not that, we got an email on your behalf advising some errors on our amp site, which we appreciate if we have opted for it, but we didn’t.

As I said, I really liked the plugin, but we got an email today on your behalf pointing some errors, greatly appreciated, but we never opted for those emails, seems weird on how you actually got them and emailed specific users of our site.

Not sure if it’s a confusion but that is what make me give this rating.

Thanks.

thanks royho I don’t think the client will use any db tools, I’m gonna keep track of it and update the ticket if it happens again.

Hi there, maybe something like this will help, https://pastebin.com/hjCfC0Ta just paste the function on your functions.php file, that should do the job.

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Hi Guillermo, you can open a github repo so people can collaborate from there, that way the community can make pull requests and you can just push them to the WordPress repo.

I’m having the same problem, It seams to be an issue with taxonomies an hierarchy on the menu section but this might be some sort of bug with the core ??