Iulia Cazan

Hi,

Could you send me the details about your environment, and the plugin settings JSON to see how you configured it?

Regards,
Iulia

Hi,
Please upgrade to 3.4.0 and check again the options.
There are no good ways of clearing the browser cached versions for files programmatically. I made some additional change to the code, in the attempt to make this works better.
Here is my demo https://imgur.com/a/AUlfc4E.

Regards,
Iulia

Hi,
I added the link in the attachment view from the media grid mode. Please upgrade to 3.4.0.
https://imgur.com/a/ALy4XR6

Regards,
Iulia

Hi,

The short answer to your latest questions:

• Q: Wouldn’t it be easier to add a checkbox where people can select which sizes will be shown?
  A: Not needed, the “unavailable” is the option you can use to make the sub-size “unavailable” in the image block resolution dropdown
• Q: What is the difference between ‘hide’ and ‘unavailable’ for a specific size?
  A: The “hide” option hides the sub-size from the details lightbox, and the “unavailable” from the resolution dropdown.

Hope this is helpful.

Regards,
Iulia

Hi Ariane,

Please update to 8.0.1 and try again.
Let me know if the “broken” image still appears for new upload.

Regard,
Iulia

Hi Ariane,

Thanks for the details. I could replicate the issue, and am working on a workaround. Will update you when I have a solution.

Regards,
Iulia

What is the filename for the image before you upload it? I am trying to figure out if the -7 from your initial post is part of the initial image name, or if that is the suffix that WordPress is adding when there is another image with the same name.

I could not replicate the issue. Can you send me the image you are using for upload and also describe from where are you uploading the image (what screen or feature, from the core blocks or other). You did not mention your WP version and PHP version, that would be helpful for me.

Hi,

You can go to features manager and enable the import/export extension. Then you will see a new tab appearing for import/export and you have there the JSON string.

Regards,
Iulia

Hi,

Thanks for letting me know. From the image permalink you showed, the upload structure seems altered. What other plugins do you use?

Could you send me the settings JSON from your instance, to try to replicate the same settings on my machine and see what causes this? Are you using WP > 6.5?

Regards,
Iulia

Hello! I could replicate the issue and made a fix. Please upgrade to 8.0.0 and let me know if you still replicate the issue.

Regards,
Iulia

Hi!
The option is available in the general settings screen. When you enable that option, you could set the number of images to be processed per task.
https://imgur.com/a/XLNJbnI
https://imgur.com/a/qwOB1xY

Regards,
Iulia

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by Iulia Cazan.

Hi,
Sorry for the delay. In cases where there are lots of images to process, and you do not have access for running the wp-cli commands, the plugin can perform the regeneration of the images in chunks, by offloading the execution to the cron jobs. Also, deactivating the debug log while performing a large regenerate could help (so that each action would not require to be written in the log, as that will become very big). Have you tried that option?

Regards,
Iulia

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by Iulia Cazan.

Hi!
I will attempt to replicate the issue. What WordPress & PHP versions do you use and from what editor are you trying to create the silder?

Regards,
Iulia

Hi,

The cleanup does not remove “attachment” posts that are not attached to any other post (don’t have a post parent in the database).

The feature is intended to remove the files in the folders that are no longer connected to registered images sizes in your project, but does not remove posts.

Regards,
Iulia