Thomas Hoefter

Sorry Paddy, I missed your replies here and now I get a “This Account Has Been Suspended” message on your URL.

Right now you can already get more results for a search term by simply repeating the search with the same word. Results will then be added to the current ones.

I agree though that a next button would be better and more intuitive. I will look into that for a future update!

Hi Donald,

I would be surprised if that is related to caching. Did you try just disabling all plugins temporarily? If not that might be worth a shot. As might be deleting and reinstalling WP Inject completely.

Unfortunately there is not much more advice I could think of. This is an odd issue and I have still not heard of anything similar.

Hi Donald,

that’s odd. The icon is still parsing fine for me and I dont see why it would stop suddenly.

Can you please try changing the attribution template to

<small>Image credit:{link}{author} {cc_icon} </small>

and see if that makes a difference?

Interesting linearwhiz, there were actually no changes at all to Pixabay in the last update. donmcleman did you have a similar experience or is Pixabay still not working?

The link is giving me a 404 not found error unfortunately.

Hi Paddy,

could you show me a link to the page so I can check it directly?

Took me a little longer but this has been fixed now finally in v1.05 of WP Inject!

Marking this as resolved but still dont hesitate to send me your suggestions!

Thank you, I have seen that link and also had a list of possible services to integrate into WP Inject before that already. It will however be around 2-3 months until I can get around to look into adding more image sources due to a high workload.

I don’t accept or need donations but thank you for the offer! Feel free to donate to people in need instead or you could take a look at my commercial offerings, e.g. cmscommander.com.

Hi,

sorry for the slow response. Pixabay is working fine for me and others, so the most likely reason I could think of would be that the connection to their API gets blocked on your server. Security settings or a firewall could for example block certain outgoing connections.

Can you please go to the following URL (adjusted for your site) and see if results are shown there:

YOURSITE.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wpdf-options&test=1

Also worth a try would be to disable all your other plugins temporarily just to make sure there is no conflict.

The Flickr error is most likely related to your server / hosting configuration. The Flickr API requires a SSL connection at all times and it seems something is missing on your server to establish that.

See the second answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3160909/how-do-i-deal-with-certificates-using-curl-while-trying-to-access-an-https-url

Which suggests: “This error is related to a missing package: ca-certificates. Install it.” Try asking your host to install this to your server.

morguefile looks good as they have an API I could use to add it. Have added it to my list of services to look into.

My main point was that the no-newline thing & tag’s single-use is limiting.. prevents doing anything like the above.

I agree and will see if I can improve that with the next update.

Hmm, might you be considering doing editable templates for the media’s properties; title, caption, alt text, description?

The title, alt text, etc can all be changed in the image template already or am I missunderstanding what you mean here.

I’ve a couple other thoughts/questions but suppose I should put in new posts, appropriately titled?

Feel free to put them in here.

Thanks for your comment. Just tested and you are right about those issues. I will look into that.

Not sure what you mean here though:
“My thought was to output all the available image info into an html comment block, or other html tags, for human legibility and copy/cut convenience.”
Could you expand on what exactly you want to do?