tstachlewski
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] Verify that your AWS credentials are accurate?Hi @live4therisk,
Assuming that you have properly created your user, usually this kind of problems are connected with two things:
1) The AWS account is not activated
2) The keys are not properly copied into the plugin.Could you first make sure that your AWS account is activated? The simplest way to do this, is to open AWS Console and then open Polly service – if you will be able to see an area in which you will be able to write some text and ‘listen’ to audio it will mean that your account is activated.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] Slightly different skill “what does … mean”Hi @braino,
Thank you for nice words :). Regarding your question, with Alexa Blueprints – there is only a couple of build in types of questions which you can ask. There is nothing which you have mentioned – if you would like to have it, you would need to create your skill from scratch by yourself and you would need to implement such functionality.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] Bulk update disabled in version 4Hi,
New, updated “Bulk Update” functionality is on my roadmap – but I don’t have any dates. Probably Q1 2020.Cheers,
TomaszClosing.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] Formatting in translations@brandonfire
Hi, which plugin version are you using? Because I’ve tested headers (h2/h3) with the current plugin version – and headers remain after translation.- This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by tstachlewski.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] Formatting in translationsHi,
I could work on adding headers support (h2/h3) – but it is much harder with links to be honest. Would it be ok to have it without links?Cheers,
TomaszForum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] Doesnt create audio fileHello,
This kind of problems always, always are connected with the lack necessary permissions on the wordpress server. In short wordpress software doesn’t have access to save files on the server itself (which are only then copied to S3). I would recommend to enable logging/debugging on wordpress – then you should be able to find logs with information about this.To enable logging please follow this link:
Cheers,
TomaszForum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] Plugin Not WorkingHi,
I would advice to remove the plugin completely and then install it again.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] 2nd siteClosing.
Hi,
No and Yes. In the past there was a functionality to do it – but it had some disadvantages – and because of this currently there is no option to exclude part of the post/page from audio unfortunately.Hi,
What I would suggest is to:
1. Make sure that WordPress debug is turned on (you should be able to google it)
2. Enable logging in the plugin (there is configuration option for that).Based on this, then logs file will be generated (usually to debug.log file) – in which you should find information about errors (if there where). I would start from this to be honest.
Cheers,
TomaszForum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] Bulk disable AWS Polly Text to Speech in PostsHello,
Currently there is no such functionality unfortunately – you would need to disable it one by one.Hi,
No – there is not. The solution is working like this that the final file will be saved on S3, but intermediate files might be temporary saved on the server itself – in a situation when the code doesn’t have the right permission – it won’t work properly unfortunately.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] 2nd siteHi,
In short it’s up to you ?? You can use existing keys, or you could create a new user – with new keys ??Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AWS for WordPress] Plugin Not WorkingHi @gdivyan,
I’m very sorry for that. A question. Did you try to complete remove the plugin – and only then install new version?Cheers,