magicoders

Hi!

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Do you mean excluding all URLs with dynamic content and allowing your plugin to only preload those that share the same content for everyone?

How does this work with headers that display the member’s name when they’re logged in?

Thank you in advance for your help.

@dewlonse For the record, the problem you are describing is not the same one we were having. Our videos always went to GCS, it was just the URL which was not being replaced.

Sounds great. Marking this one as resolved then.

Hi Serge,

Thank you for replying on a Sunday to this.
We have a presentation tomorrow, sorry for the trouble.

I am opening a ticket at https://cleantalk.org/my/support/open as I’m logged in to the dashboard, but can’t access Personal Lists

Thank you for the update.

Any recommendations to protect the registration while you are ready for the new version?

At the moment, we are protecting just with the plugin “Advanced noCaptcha & invisible Captcha”

Thank you so much for agreeing to including this filter.

Hey guys,

Any update of getting a copy of the plugin that has the new filter?

This is fantastic!! And perfect.

Having that master project to implement this directly on the project would be great.

This is still not resolved. Github issue was not followed up on.

OK, no worries. Will follow up on Github.

Are you kidding, man? You mean these, posted above: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PdFq9J0N2U3IcaAUKJ9ySFFqopf7A91J/view

I also commented in your issue https://github.com/wpCloud/wp-stateless/issues/340 with a fix I found which would be great if you could check into.

Damnit, we can’t get a break with this. The transparent pixels idea was excellent, we were thinking over here about inferring the orientation from where on the canvas they were, at the bottom or at the top. Transparent pixels at the bottom would have indicated a need for 90 degrees.

Them being black makes it much harder as you say. Perhaps we can look for detecting black areas that take up x% of the image, where as from x% would indicate need for forced rotation.

We will continue thinking about it, and the function name is much appreciated, thank you for that.

As a side note regarding the upside down cases. Even if we ended up with a couple of those, that would not be much of a problem for us, and we could add a disclaimer to “dont do this”.

Most times people will record with the phone “correctly” (not upside down) due to the position of the record button and its distance to the thumb, so 99% of the cases will be rotating 90 degrees to get a correct thumb.

I’ll let you know if we come up with any minimal viable solution and the code would be at your disposal if you wanted it.

Please you too let me know if you come up with any update for this!

I completely understand what you mean now, and can’t thank you enough for the explanation.

In case we wanted to take our chances with the 90 degree guess, could you provide a tip as to where in the code we should be looking?

That would be great and save us some nice time probably.

Thank you again for the reply and taking the time to look into this.

Unfortunately, in our case, we really need to make thumbnails from iPhone and have to find a solution. For reference, we have a form on the frontend that integrates with a customized Media Library to upload videos and post them from the front end.
We have achieved an actually pretty sweet experience from phones where you can comfortably generate the thumbnail.

One very usual use case we have is someone recording a video with their iPhone, and wanting to publish it in our site directly from there.

It currently works perfectly on computers and with iPhones also!… when the video is in MP4.

Just for the sake of clarity:

* Issue happens only in iPhone(iOS). Haven’t tested but probably on iPads too
* It happens only with MOV videos (iOS native format for videos recorded with iPhone)
* It happens on all browsers (tested on Safari, Chrome and Firefox, always from iPhone)

This could (perhaps not) be different from that github link, where they say the issue is generated by the browser.

I was thinking this specificity could help find a solution and was wondering what you thought of:

1) Detect the user agent. If on iPhone or iPad, move to step 2, else return.

2) Detect the video format. If it is MOV move to step 3, else return

3) As we probably don’t have the orientation data, get the drawn video player width and height. If the height is larger than the width, move to step 4, else return.

4) Force the rotation and if needed because some value is not present, assign a hard coded standard resolution like 360px × 480px

Curious of what you think.

We have the settings to allow 1 thumbnail per video, and we are using the manual Generate Thumbnail way only. Which by the way works perfectly everywhere except this one particular issue.