tomasdev

Yes, I was using FRT. Didn’t realize this topic was only “RT” plugin. Damn naming.

The Regenerate Thumbnails plugin does not remove old images

I don’t see a reason why it would ever break if that’s the case. We’re not deleting manually and the posts were rather old.

As a workaround, I’ve been using the following nginx configuration:

# Missing resized images, try to fetch original
        location ~* (\-\d+x\d+)(@2x)?\.(gif|jpg|jpeg|png) {
                if (!-e $request_filename){
                        rewrite (.*)\-\d+x\d+(@2x)?\.(gif|jpg|jpeg|png) $1.$3 break;
                }
        }

Basically it fetches the original image if the resized would throw a 404.

Same deal here. We’ve been using the plugin on each theme change we’ve done in the last couple of years.

Changed the theme once again about 2 weeks ago, and some posts have broken images because of this 1px difference in the newly regenerated ones.

I’m a developer, I just don’t know where to look about this. I’ll start by digging the diffs in the SVN.

That fixed my issue! LOVE YOU. Wish the author would merge that fix in.

I see how it can be achieved by hooking into PHP ob_start() and I bet there’s a way in WP to do it.

JW Player user: here is a suggested solution https://beerpla.net/2010/01/13/wordpress-plugin-development-how-to-include-css-and-javascript-conditionally-and-only-when-needed-by-the-posts/

add_filter('the_posts', 'conditionally_load_jwplayer'); // the_posts gets triggered before wp_head
function conditionally_load_jwplayer($posts) {
    if (empty($posts)) return $posts;

    // use this flag to see if styles and scripts need to be enqueued
    $shortcode_found = false;
    foreach ($posts as $post) {
        if (stripos($post->post_content, 'jwplayer') !== false) {
            // bingo!
            $shortcode_found = true;
            break;
        }
    }

    if (!$shortcode_found) {
        // dequeue
        remove_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', array('JWP6_Plugin', 'insert_javascript'));
        remove_action('wp_head', array('JWP6_Plugin', 'insert_license_key'));
        remove_action('wp_head', array('JWP6_Plugin', 'insert_jwp6_load_event'));
    }

    return $posts;
}

One approach i’ve tried:

function my_admin_head() {
        echo "
        <script>
        jQuery(function($){
        	var jQueryLoad = $.fn.load;
        	$.fn.load = function(){
        		var result;
        		if( arguments.length == 3 ){
	        		var c = arguments[2];
	        		result = jQueryLoad.apply(this, [arguments[0], arguments[1], function(r){
	        			c.apply(this, arguments);
	        			if( r.indexOf('imgedit-wrap') > -1 ){
	        				var last = $('.imgedit-label').last();
	        				var input = last.find('input').clone().val('slideshow-full');
	        				var label = $('<label class=\"imgedit-label\"></label>').append(input).append(' Slideshow');
	        				last.after(label);
	        			}
	        		}]);
        		}else{
        			result = jQueryLoad.apply(this, arguments);
        		}
        		return result;
        	};
        });
        </script>";
}
add_action('admin_head', 'my_admin_head');

I gave up because there is no way to save that new submitted value ha!

+1 thanks

Thanks you so much! I hadn’t realized it should be returned instead of printed!