Jordy Meow

Hi @pungpp,

AI Engine itself is free, but it’s important to remember that using AI services can be costly. These services require significant resources to run, so it’s understandable that there are associated fees.

You might want to check out Ollama; it integrates seamlessly with AI Engine through an add-on (https://meowapps.com/products/ollama/). Before diving in, though, make sure you’re familiar with how it works and how to install it: https://ollama.com/.

It sounds like you’re interested in learning more about AI, which is great ?? Before creating a chatbot, I recommend taking some time to understand the pricing and how these services operate. If possible, ask a developer or a knowledgeable friend to help guide you through the process. Jumping into building something with WordPress, various plugins, and AI services can be challenging if you’re not fully prepared.

That being said, AI services are actually quite affordable, and for just a few dollars a month, you should be able to run a chatbot without any issues.

Haha, that’s interesting, you choose to believe in what an AI hallucinated rather than what a human actually wrote on a website ?? I know Nyao is very friendly, but yeah, he says a lot of random things.

The templates are in the Images Generator, Content Generator as well as in the Playground. It’s there for everyone.

Hi @tonygao! Of course! I fixed my local version, so next release will not have this warning anymore. Thanks for telling me ??

In fact, it doesn’t happen to most of my users (probably to some, but I have only heard it from you for now) and I can’t reproduce it. I feel like something else is going on. AI Engine is using the version of React (react-dom.min.js) that is installed in your WordPress, it’s possible the version of React might be overriden by another plugin, I am not sure.

You can also try talking to my chatbot on meowapps.com. Simply ask:

Can you tell me what’s your favorite emoji? Please, only answer by only one emoji, and only that.

It works totally fine. I have many users with chatbots which are replying only using emoticons ?? So yes, I feel like something is going on with your version of React.

Since you are in France, by any chance, are you using OVH? If yes, can you try AI Engine on a hosting/server that is not OVH? I am asking this, because many French users with OVH encounter various issues, not this one, normally it’s more connectivity-related.

I totally get why you’re looking into this, but I’ve gotta warn you – storing those side images (like Retina and WebP) in wp_attachment_metadata can open up a whole can of worms. It might even create an endless loop of thumbnail creation! ??

Now, about WP Offload Media – it’s a bit of a tricky beast. The main issue is that regular plugins can only access your local files, while WP Offload Media deals with the remote stuff. So it’s kinda all-or-nothing with them. Personally, I’d say steer clear if you can.

I wish they’d made an API for other plugins to use, but no dice so far. From what I’ve seen, they’re mostly focused on keeping things simple, which is great until you start doing more complex stuff with WordPress. Then the headaches begin..

To be honest, storage is actually pretty cheap these days. Offloading your files might seem smart, but it often causes more trouble than it’s worth. It doesn’t make your WordPress faster either (CDN does, and hosting services now normally do this for you too).

My advice: Keep it simple. Store your files locally. Your WordPress will likely run smoother, and you’ll save yourself a ton of headaches down the road. Spend money on a nice hosting, not in tricky/hacky ways to go around it. Trust me, your future self will thank you! ??

Please try the latest release: 5.9.6, that issue should be fixed as of today.

Hi @acquamarina ! Please try the latest version (5.9.6). It should be fine! ??

Okay guys! Please try the latest release: 5.9.6 ??

Hi @petertely,

On my installs, this works fine. In your case, a JS error happened, and because of that, all the JS scripts stopped working. Media File Renamer triggers this, but what I am trying to understand is why. Of course, normally, it doesn’t do that, and on my installs, even with WooCommerce and other plugins, it doesn’t. So there is currently something that triggers with Media File Renamer, and I am trying to find which one is it.

Like I said earlier, I think it would be great if you could:

Disable all the plugins except Media File Renamer, and try to use Set Featured Image again? If you would even better if you could switch temporarily to another theme. You can also try that with WooCommerce (so keep only two plugins enabled.

Hi @reiseblogger, @panhead,

I have tried to set up a new install, and replicate those issues you are having, but to no avail; could you share more? Whatever you see in the Console in the Chrome Developer Tools might be useful (after clicking on Set Featured Image, for example).

Also, please share your WordPress version, and the list of the plugins and the theme you are using.

@panhead, since Set Featured Image is part of WordPress, could you disable all the plugins except Media File Renamer, and try to use Set Featured Image again? If you would even better if you could switch temporarily to another theme.

Would love to fix this, but I absolutely need to replicate.

Hi,

I have only one other user with the same issue; but in fact, I don’t know why it happens, and it certainly doesn’t happen for 99% installs. The chatbots I used on all my websites use streaming as well as a lot of emoji ??

You can check the PHP Error Logs, maybe there will be something there, but I am not sure. Also, it would be interested to know from which country you are, where you server is located, if your WordPress was set recently or a long time ago, etc. I suspect there might be something related to encoding, a database using an old collation, etc.

Hi,

It’s typical for APIs to end without a trailing slash (https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/chat, for example), and in Media Cleaner, both on client-side and server-site, it’s called/registered without this slash. So it should work ??

This is a hack for an issue only you have, on your install. There are 80,000 users of this plugin, and it seems you are the only one with this issue. So I think it would be better to look into this issue. Might be rules set on the server, Cloudflare, but it could be anything else. The URL would not exist, it would be a 404, it would not be redirected to the same URL without a slash and a different method, that is extremely tricky. I wouldn’t feel confident if my websites were doing this ??

Hi @devzahir,

It does work, I am using this for my newsletters ??

What I see on your screenshot is different ??

The JS itself attempts a POST. But the server rejects it, and redirects it to a GET. And the GET fails! ?? I feel like you might have another plugin, or another option somewhere on your hosting that does this. In fact, 2-3y ago, another user has exactly the same issue, with POST redirected to GET, and I think it was a security plugin, but I am not sure now.

Hi,

It’s a actually a POST in JS too (otherwise so many users would run into an issue currently). Do you really see a GET in the Network Tab of the DevTools?