Leon Kiley

The plugin rewrite is going well. Currently, the value persists in a hidden field, even if it appears to have gone away during validation. You will still get the file location after form submission.

The new version I’m working uses php to render the aviary field elements instead of javascript so everything thing will remain regardless of multipage forms or validation.

Each aviary field will have unique id’s so we will also stop running into issues with multiple fields on one form.

These are the most important issues that need to be addressed, so they take priority over feature requests, but I’ll try to include the custom file naming in the new rewritten version.

I’ve just committed a new version that will allow you to set a custom upload directory in Aviary Options.

The ability to set a custom file name based on another form field is significantly more involved. This may take time to implement. Plus, this will likely only occur when the whole form itself is submitted.

The issue with the Aviary stuff disappearing on form validation errors and multi-page forms, is due to the aviary field and preview image being rendered by javascript. The actual uploaded and edited image is still set in the hidden field Gravity Forms actually uses to reference the image on submission.

As mentioned before, I wrote this a couple years ago and was rushing through it. I’m going back through now and rewriting it to leverage JavaScript and PHP together more efficiently.

This will solve issues with field duplication and a host of others.

I’ll keep you posted as I get more updates rolled out that will help solve some of these other problems.

I’m hoping to have this next release finished today that will allow you to set a custom upload directory and filename.

I originally wrote this plugin over two years ago so I’m also cleaning things up as I go along.

I will try to make sure the validation issue is resolved in this next release.

I’m working on this issue as well. Been traveling all day and this is the first chance I’ve had to sit down. Be patient. As they say, Rome wasn’t built in a day.

The next update will include the ability to set a custom upload directory. I’ll try to squeeze in the custom file naming and the ability to add multiple Aviary Editor fields to a single form.

Look for this update within the next few days.

Synocloud,

I’ve just released a patch that fixes your issue with upload.php

Please give it a whirl and let me know if you are still having problems.

Thanks.

All,

I have just released a patch version 2.2.1 that addresses issues causing the plugin not to function correctly do to a PHP configuration issue.

If you are getting a 500 internal server error from includes/upload.php, then this will most likely fix your problem. If it doesn’t, then please let me know and I will try to work with you to fix it.

Enjoy!

Ok. As mentioned in the last email I sent you, I’ve solved the problem. I can see where this may be affecting other’s installations, if there $_SERVER variable hasn’t been configured properly in PHP, as was the case in your situation.

I’m about to release a patch that will provide a fallback method if the required file can’t be found do to this issue.

Thanks for your patience and adjusting the plugin rating.

Enjoy!

I just emailed you. Please provide access to your site and also please indicate what browser and version you are using.

You must not be following the directions or doing something wrong. The plugin works fine. You can see it in action at https://hapsdaily.com/hapsnaps/.

As mentioned numerous times throughout this plugin page, readme, and forum threads… You must have Gravity forms installed and you must supply a valid Adobe Creative API client ID. If either of these criteria aren’t met then the plugin won’t work. I don’t think I could be more clear on this.

It has been tested with the latest version of WordPress and works as demonstrated at the demo site in the provided link above.

If you have a specific error then I am happy to help diagnose the problem, but don’t just go saying it doesn’t work, when it clearly does. Thanks for the one star rating, exactly what a free plugin with free support deserves.

Sorry about the delay. Been really busy. I just updated the plugin so you might try it now with the new version. There is no delete because you simply upload a new image you want to edit if you want to overwrite the one you uploaded before.

It may make sense to add a clear image button though if you make that part optional for a user and they decide they don’t want to include that in the submission.

I’ll add that to my todo’s. Thanks for your support!

Sorry for getting back to you so late on this but I’ve been swamped. I’ll look into the persist image issue. Are you using the AJAX form submission option? If not, have you tried that?

You should be able to add it like any other field in gravity forms. Does the email notification show the image currently when the default “all fields” added to the body is set?

This would be set in the Aviary Options tab toward the bottom, but honestly I haven’t looked at the compatibility with Instagram and Facebook since I initially made the pro version free.

This is next on my list of todo’s with the plugin.