rsmith4321

I actually haven’t really tested it because I couldn’t find any documentation that it worked except for the one mention on the front page. So are you basically saying it works like I mentioned? How exactly? Will it serve the next size up image to high dpi displays. Or will it send the original size or what exactly. Do we need to create extra image size steps for retina?

I’ve been trying it, unless I’m not understanding how to set it up. It can’t seem to work with Retina 2x, because Hammy is serving one of it’s resized images to the ipad instead of the @2x retina version. It seems there would need to be a way to disable hammy depending on the pixel ratio.

Is there any update on how to use both plugins? They don’t seem to work together, and I can’t figure out how to serve high dpi images using hammy only.

I haven’t seen any issues using the plugins together. It just replaces the default php code that wordpress uses for image conversion. So I don’t think it should cause any problems, I imagine retina 2x just uses the built in wordpress image re-sizing, so I would think with this plugin it should use imagemagick instead.

Awesome, I think that is what I was looking for, I’ll try it with Retina 2x and see what happens. I probably shouldn’t worry about it since almost no one is using a calibrated or wide gamut display so it doesn’t really matter. Retina 2x on it’s own looks so good on the ipad I don’t want to mess that up, I wish everyone was viewing my images on an ipad.

I’m just using client side because I’m using Cloudflare. So that would be good with me.

I was wondering if there was any progress on turning off retina for small devices. The other things we were discussing would be nice, but just for now a way to disable the plugin for small devices would be great. Thanks again.

Hammy claims that it will serve retina images itself, but I looked through all the documentation and couldn’t find any way to enable that. I think maybe you can manually do it, but it doesn’t work like your plugin where it automatically creates and displays the retina size images when needed. Yes a combination of the two plugins would be awesome.

Thanks, I using a version I modified of the wordpress twentytwelve theme. That is the way they do it now is just scale the images and container width to fit the device. I wish they would add an option by default to allow smaller images to be served instead of just scaling. I was looking at the Hammy plugin that does just that, but I don’t think you could use it along with retina2x, let me know if that is incorrect.

I don’t know any way to make the photos originally small. The wordpress responsive theme just scales the images down. So they already are high dpi just from the scaling itself on small screen. So I figure if the retina version could be turned off on small displays it would probably be about right, unless wordpress makes a way to send smaller original images to small screens. It might be because I use large 1250px medium size images that is causing problems.

I’m having the same problem.

Thanks, he finally got it figured out for me. I had to change some settings in my php.ini on my server. I changed the settings below if anyone else finds it helpful.

You can try to modify the PHP configuration:
php_value memory_limit = “128M”;
max_execution_time = 360;

I sent you a message, thanks.

By the way I disabled every single plugin on my blog and activated only this one. I’m still getting this error
An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later. I’m using Google Chrome and wordpress 3.5.1 on a VPS. I am using cloudflare and have it in development mode at the moment. The images I’m uploading are a little more than double the size of the large image size of my blog. I’m at a loss as to what else to try.

I’m still trying to get this plugin to work and I can’t, I really want it too because it seems like a great solution. I’d be glad to donate for it. Do you want access to my blog or anything so you can check it out? The site is myrtlebeachphotography.org/blog.