Hi @exactprecisions,
I’ve tried to reproduce this issue with the latest versions of WooCommerce and PhastPress and wasn’t able to.
Can you share an example of an optimized product image URL from the backoffice with me?
If the product image URL is still optimized when PhastPress is disabled, that means the optimized URL somehow ended up in the database. In this case, can you search the database for this URL and see where it shows up (which tables and columns)?
–Albert
This is a screenshot of the optimized image. https://a.cl.ly/YEuOnBGL
Table it showed up in was wp_woocommerce_order_itemmeta and meta_value column
Hi @exactprecisions,
Could this be some sort of custom field on the product that is filled by some client side JavaScript (which will use the optimized URL)? What is the meta_key of the problematic row in the wp_woocommerce_order_itemmeta table?
The default product image is the one on the left, which works.
–Albert
This is the meta_key https://a.cl.ly/DOuBpOeJ
It doesn’t appear like it’s a custom field from ACF
I found this so it is a field https://a.cl.ly/7KuEOKP2
I also found this in relation to it https://a.cl.ly/Wnu0Ojnx
I believe I fixed this using your suggestion to use the actual URL instead of optimized URL so it will insert that instead. I’m not sure yet.
