randomuser2000
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Frontend Uploader] How to attach images to a category?This support topic seems dead, guess I will never get an answer…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Frontend Uploader] How to attach images to a category?Okay let’s make the question more clear.
Now I can use the post_id and attach the image to the post I want. But I want to make a drop-down list and let the user select the post that he/she wants to attach to.
Is it doable? If it is my second question is:
Can we attach categories to images while uploading?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Big File Uploads - Increase Maximum File Upload Size] Using with WPDMI figured it out.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [EWWW Image Optimizer] Very very slowIt could be inded a hosting issue but first let’s clarify some points:
I am not running my site on cheap hosting. I run it on a VPS which uses Nginx, MySQL and PHP-7.0-FPM. There is also different servers that I use for mails, downloads etc. And CDN of course. On top of that caching systems like WP-Rocket, OPcache, Redis are all present.
Also total size of the images were 65 MB. Not every single of them was 65 MB. Some of them were 230 KB, some them were 2 MB etc…
Normally the plugin is very good I think. It is even for free.
But this problem really kills it for me. Again it could be some misconfiguration on the server side. Is there any extra configuration options you can suggest for PHP, Nginx or MySQL to rectify this situation I am ready to try them.
Hi,
That would be hard I think. Because I have tons of plugins including a lot of commercial ones. Also that could be my server configuration, some caching setting etc… Wouldn’t it be just easier to debug it in my environment? Just check quickly what it returns when clicking “Add Image” and what should it return normally?
Hi,
As i said there is no way that i can deactivate other plugins because this is a live site with a good traffic.
Don’t you have any ideas about it? Some way that we can debug it on the code side? You know ins and outs of the plugin just give me a code snippet for debugging that area of the slider.
It is a shame because this plugin is the best one after trying nearly every other slider plugin on the market (oh and unfortunately that god-awful revolution slider that comes with my theme and I lost so much time on it)
Disabling Redis doesn’t solve it. I think it is all about the request to the admin-ajax.
The author of RML just reported that it works fine with RML and JIG. Should I think about WPML again or Redis? I will try to disable Redis and try again.
UPDATE 2:
In admin.js you are making a request to the “wp-admin/admin-ajax.php(metaslider.ajaxurl)” but when I look to the response it is empty.I have “WP Real Media Library” and “Justified Image Grid” plugins.
Could the WP Real Media Library be the problem?
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I setup an FTP server with TLS/SSL. (this is not SFTP, this is normal FTP that uses SSL). It seems the plugin doesn’t work with it too. I guess it should be plain FTP (that your password sends in plain text – very unsecure). I hope you will bring support for it.
Thanks for helping.
It is not working with SFTP. I don’t want to use normal FTP because it is very unsecure. But even if use it could i be able to upload? Because in plugin settings it says the upload directory is relative to wp-contents folder. In my second server i don’t have a WordPress installation. Though i can create a fake wp-contents folder but i don’t know if it supports uploading to another server.
Yes i declare the private key when using with (Filezilla) and no password only keys. I will try and post the results. If it is not working then i have to setup an FTP server, then will use username-password (but not my first choice because it is not very secure)
Hi nickboss,
I see then the user can select the attached file from Media library and add it to the post, right?
My second question is more important. Let me explain it. I have the server “A” which the wordpress is installed. And the server “B” which download files reside.
Server “A” can reach the server “B” with FTP but using the SSH method. Between A and B there is public-private SSH keys.
Can i configure this plugin that when the user uploads a file, the file will be send to the server “B”?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [EWWW Image Optimizer] Correct Nginx Rule to Server WebP ImagesI was using that example but it was overwriting my other location blocks like:
# Disable Hot-Linking location ~ .(ico|gif|png|jpe?g|svg|webp)$ { valid_referers none blocked example.com *.example.com; if ($invalid_referer) { return 403; } } # Allow Cross-Origin For Static Domain Static Files location ~ \.(ico|gif|png|jpe?|svg|webp|eot|otf|ttf|ttc|woff|woff2|ogg|js|css|font.css)$ { add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"; #gzip_vary on; expires 30d; }
Now i use CDN that WebP location has no effect.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Download Manager] Changing opening location of “Browse for file”Ignore the previous post, my bad.