partiallypro

Same issue, it also is flagged during ADA compliance audits with other vendors as non-compliant. Also get an ADA flag for the submenu button icons not having names.

The problem is I need it to be passed along to Zapier, and it just being in the email isn’t enough. I need it in the form hidden.

Perfect, that answered my question

You’re the man. Please add this to the next release, or have an IIS toggle that enables this line. Good work.

To add to this, the zoom level doesn’t save when you zoom in using the map itself to set the center, etc. But the zoom level does save when you use the slider to select the zoom level.

Any way you can do it for previous uploads? Would regenerating thumbnails work or do you have to upload them all again?

I did see it, but when I tried it it did not work. Also it doesn’t appear to work when you just run Smush on old uploads.

Do you have the right Blob type? There are two Blob types you can set up, one will not work (in my experience.) I think it’s Locally-redundant storage (LRS) that does work. I had a similar error, and switched my Blob type out and it worked.

Also, I used the “simple image sizes” plugin to regenerate the thumbnails; I did notice that it does NOT do PDFs, but you can use CloudBerry to upload those files. It’s not an easy process…that’s for sure.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by partiallypro.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by partiallypro.

I was just coming to request this feature. Azure Blob image assets uploaded from this plug not having a cache control headers really hurts Google PageSpeed, YSlow scores, etc.

Actually, that plugin fix doesn’t work. It appears to work from the back-end, but if you try to insert the image, it shows nothing.

That does appear to work for new uploads, but doing a “smush” for existing images just fails.

I figured out that it was the “Smush” plugin by WPMU. I would like for the plugins to be able to work together, but it appears if an image is run through “Smush” it changes the URL of srcset images and makes it not render correctly.

Ok, so I finally did get it to work. I don’t know why, but I had to first do a search and replace of the wp_posts table, then regenerate thumbnails and then do a search and replace of the wp_postmeta -after- the regeneration. No idea why. But that seems to do that trick. I’ll update if I find a different step that doesn’t require so many steps.

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The oddity is that I am searching the entire database and I’m finding no traces of the phrase “/uploads/” in the database which makes me wonder if it’s set elsewhere

I’ve gone in and changed the guid column wp_posts to the blob URLs instead of the /uploads/ in-app storage, but it still shows the in-app storage as the source for the media files in the library and on the site.