Hello, my friend,
Usually, when moving to another installation, be it a server, a domain, a staging environment, anything actually, you only need to save the Adaptive Images settings if the paths on the disk have changed. Unfortunately, this is something we cannot yet avoid. Thankfully, the cost of re-saving ones settings is minimal!
About the Staging Tool Pro, I am not sure I understand the issue, but my best guess is similar as the previous one. The Adaptive Images settings would only need to be re-saved if some paths have changed on the disk. Perhaps the Staging Tool Pro is making some sort of such changes when creating the staging environment?
But are you saying that the watched directories setting remains empty even after you saved them anew?
Now, this and the “fun fact” would require a bit of deeper debugging and error printing so that we could dig into the little details of your setup and the staging tool intricacies as well. Do you think that this is something you could arrange?
Cheers,
Takis
hi there 🙂
indeed, if I only press the save button, it works.
The Staging Tool was only a explination why I often move the instances.
So I will always need to press the save button?
about the empty dirs at the settings panel:
yes they keep empty. I guess its since I moved them to new server.. its a managed server running apache.
I dont understand why it keeps beeing empty
in the line under it says “current direction is Here/My/Path/Name/wp-content”
but it should be Here/My/Path/Name/wp-content/cache/adaptive-images”
on an earlier version of the instance there was written “cache/adaptive-images” into the field of cache dir and it remained there after saving. Now it just disappaers.
Any clues?
Hello, again,
Well, as I mentioned before, you will need to re-save your Adaptive Images settings when the paths on the disk have changed. To be perfectly honest, this is quite common when moving WordPress installations, so you might as well do it always in order to be absolutely sure. It doesn’t hurt anyway.
About the empty watched directories list, it probably sounds like a bug, but it is difficult to tell. Perhaps you could share the results of the Print debug and the Print diagnostics buttons in the plugin settings page with me?
Cheers,
Takis
is there any possibilty to send it to you private? I dont want to share it with everyone 🙂
Hello, again,
Yes, of course, you may send it to us at info [at] nevma [dot] gr.
Cheers,
Takis
Just want to say that Takis has fixed the issue 🙂
Thank you, my friend, and with your help we discovered a small bug that will be fixed in a new version during the next few days!
