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Hey contillion,

I just had a look into it. It should already be possible to change the options for a single image by changing the specific option in the “Options” section while choosing a picture. You can get to the “Options” section by simple clicking on the “Options” button right next to the “Reload” button.

Does this work out for you?

It should be fixed now with version 0.3.1. Can you try it out?

Thanks for posting this information.

I analyzed it and there was an unfortunately there was an error in the uninstallation routine. I fixed this with version 0.3.1. So if you update to this version, the uninstall routine should work again.

Can you confirm this?

No, this is not possible with this plugin.

Thanks for posting this info.

This strange behavior was a general bug in version 0.3 of this plugin. I fixed it in 0.3.1. So everything should be fine now.

Thanks for pushing it up ??

Right now I don’t have that much time for working on this open source project, so I am more focused on fixing bugs than introducing new features.

But if I’ve some spare time, I’ll have a look into this.

Thanks for your feedback. To help you, I need some more information:

1) How many photos do you have in Auto Backup (approx.)? How many photos are appearing in the Auto Backup folder?
2) Where are the photos in reverse order? On the blog page or in the photo browser?
2a) If the photos are shown in reverse order on the blog page, what is your setting regarding the order of the pictures within an album?

First of all, thanks for your feedback.

I need some more information about your setup:

1. Have you authentised the plugin to access your private albums using the OAUTH method? (see the first section of the settings page)
2. Are you able to see no private album at all? Or are you just missing some?

Hey akiersky,

here are the answers:
1) It is not possible to create a “mini-gallery” on the fly. You’ll have to create a google photo album manually and then select the newly created album using the album shortcode.

2) Actually, since I’ve only overtaking maintaining this plugin, I have not implemented this function myself. I also never used it personally, as I find sorting the pictures in google photos much more intuitive. So sorry, I do not know at them moment if this function is working in the current version and how to take advantage of it. As I said, I would recommend creating a google photo album and sort the pictures in your desired order on google photos.

You are using a PHP version < 5.4. To use this plugin you’ll have to have at least PHP 5.4 installed.

Have a look at the supported PHP versions. Official support for any older PHP version than 5.4 has been dropped last year. I would recommend to update to the most recent PHP version (at the moment 5.6).

That was a regression. Right now I don’t have much time to work on the plugin, but I’ll add it to the list.

If you have updated it manually, please have a try deactivating and then activating the plugin (thus simulating a plugin update using the mechanism provided by wordpress).

Can you tell me more about your update procedure? Have you manually replaced the files of the plugin or have you used the update mechanism provided by wordpress?

Please have a look at https://wpengine.com/blog/php-5-5-upgrade-available-wp-engine-customers/. You can already run this plugin on WPEngine, you just need to upgrade to PHP > 5.4.

You are using a PHP version lower than 5.4. As stated in the description this plugin needs at least PHP 5.4 to run.

Please have a try using this plugin with a newer version of PHP and review your rating afterwards.