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Good stuff, thanks for the info.

Also having this issue, probably a problem on Facebook’s end. Their docs imply that it the app is in test mode and the page I’m accessing is one that the app owner has admin privileges on, that everything should work. Unfortunately, that’s not the case.

Hey @wordna –

Currently, this plugin doesn’t do that. But you (or a developer) should be able to create such a thing without hacking away at this plugin! Something like a cron that looks for entries on payment-enabled forms that don’t have an associated payment.

@tinypng Also, big thanks for being forward-thinking enough to have a composer.json in the repo and declared properly as a WP plugin. Makes my life way easier.

@tinypng Well, I installed it and uploaded an image. It uploaded as fast as would be expected without the plugin enabled. Went to the settings page and had 0 compressions for the month. Refreshed and had 5. Refreshed and had 8.

So after a cursory test, rousing success! Much appreciated.

@tinypng Thanks for the update, I’ll see if I can’t get that moving one of my sites today. Master branch? Or is there a branch or tag I should reference?

Haha, that’s quite clever! I stand by putting a more WordPress-ey hook in place, but that’ll work for me for now. Thanks!

Hey @sikth,

Your solution doesn’t change the generated URL, which comes straight from Gravity Forms. So if I had to guess, there was a Gravity Forms update that actually solved your issue!

That said, your solution definitely makes things prettier. I would still keep the plain URL in the email somewhere though, and not just in the a tag, for users who have an email client that blocks HTML.

@igb10 the only real drawback to doing this is ending up with a user waiting longer than they should. So if a PHP script is taking a long time, it’d usually time out, your user would get an error, and they’d refresh or whatever. With a longer timeout, they might wait longer for success (or inevitable failure, depending on why the script is taking too long).

You can update your php.ini however your host requires that be done (if it’s possible).

On an Apache server, you may be able to update it via your .htaccess file.

And finally, you can update it in the PHP script itself (I would add this to a child/custom theme or custom plugin to ensure it isn’t loss on update. Never change core WP files).

Weeeeeee bring it on!

I’ve found TinyPNG to be the best image optimization option overall, probably because it’s the business’s one sole focus. To see the WP plugin feature-set get on par with its competition will be a huge win.

That snippet would certainly work. My goal is to attach the ticket form to a different hook, so I’d then re-attach maybe_add_front_end_tickets_form to a different action. But it’s certainly more verbose. What’s the use case for the filter originally in question, then, if not to do this in one fell swoop?

There have been numerous threads on this support about HTTP errors, and I can tell you that mine are related to timeouts.

You can certainly increase the PHP timeout limit, but I think it’s high time that this plugin was updated to perform asynchronous optimization of images. This would allow for graceful handling of HTTP errors, images would be uploaded no matter what, and we could move on with editing our posts in a timely fashion instead of waiting for the optimization process to finish.

Especially when I’ve just dropped in 20 images for a gallery and have content I’d like to start writing.

Can’t speak to MySQL, but back on HTTP errors specifically, I’ve found that they’re usually due to a 504 timeout. Often times, the media is even successfully uploaded, but the media library shows a 504 and you have to refresh the page.

Hey @9868john,

Good question. There isn’t currently a shortcode built-in, but you’re welcome to build one out!

You’d want to fetch the entry ID via a GET variable, most likely. Then pull the payment URL (saved as ‘payment_url’) out of the entry using gform_get_meta. Hopefully that puts you on the right track, and I’ll keep this in mind as a feature request.

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Hey @atkulp, didn’t know if you’d had a chance to look at this.