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  • Plugin Author assortedchips

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    When I use a recent version of WordPress, it automatically inserts them as responsive images. The DrawIt plugin uses the built-in WordPress functions for uploading and inserting the images, so I would not expect any problems with auto-inserting responsive images. Can you try two ways of inserting, and let me know if they both fail or if one of them works:

    • Inserting directly when clicking “save” from the DrawIt editor (I’m assuming this is what you’ve already been doing)
    • After creating the images, insert them like you would any other image from the media library (this should behave like any other image you would insert, include responsive characteristics)

    What version of WordPress are you using?

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    Hi, this is a difficult problem since the diagram editor is a robust interface that would be difficult to represent on small screens. Can you give more details about specific usability problems you’re experiencing? Thanks!

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    Hi,

    This is an interesting problem. Can you give me more details about how your WordPress installation saves media to blob storage? E.g., are you using a plugin to do this? If so, which plugin? My best guess without any additional info would be that whatever method you’re using to save to blob storage might be doing something odd with WordPress’s built-in save-media functions (which the DrawIt plugin uses directly). I think the correct creation of the thumbnails is evidence of this point as well – they are probably NOT saved to blob storage (is this guess correct?) Thanks!

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    Hi,

    What version of WordPress are you using? Where is your installation hosted (e.g., Godaddy, self-hosted, etc)? What OS and hosting environment are you using and what versions? (e.g., Linux Ubuntu 16.04, Apache 2.4, PHP 7.1.3, etc.) Thanks!

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    I have updated the plugin to suggest simultaneous installation of the Safe SVG plugin. It doesn’t make sense for the DrawIt plugin to otherwise try to integrate it manually and perpetually be out of date.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [DrawIt (draw.io)] UTF-8
    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    Hi Alexander,

    It sounds like you are having problems with the export and import features. These are handled entirely by the draw.io part of the tool – I suggest you submit a service request on their website.

    Good luck

    FYI, the DrawIt plugin does use the standard WP upload process, so this all should mesh well. Thanks!

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    iframes are commonly blocked by browsers or are removed entirely from your content (e.g., by WordPress) depending on where the iframe src is coming from. If the server hosting the post is different from the server hosting the iframe src, then the latter needs to be configured to allow cross-origin resource sharing (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3076414/ways-to-circumvent-the-same-origin-policy). If it still has problems, then I’m not sure what the problem could be without more specific info about your setup.

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    2 questions:

    Do the front-end users have an account with your wordpress installation (i.e., will your wordpress installation recognize them as valid users)?

    If you try having an admin use the front-end editor, I assume it will work, just not for regular users?

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    Where is your website hosted? My first impression would be that there is some sort of permissions problem – either you’re using an intermediary site like Google Docs and haven’t allowed sufficient viewing privileges or are using a content management site (like WordPress.com directly) that might limit what types of web elements you can include (although most would allow you to include iframes…) Can you provide more background info about what you are trying to do, who your host is, what versions of software are being used? Thanks

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    Just an update here – now that DrawIt is getting updated to allow less secure SVG submissions (more SVG features, but also more security holes), I’m seeing that this SVG sanitization is going to be more critical. This will definitely need to be implemented in the plugin next.

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    I have added some basic support for SVG images with links in them. I have not released it as an official version yet, but you can download the dev version to test it out by downloading and installing the “Development version” of the plugin from https://wordpress.org/plugins/drawit/developers/

    Allowing links in SVGs has security implications if you end up getting SVGs from untrusted sources. To enable having links in SVGs, go to the DrawIt settings page in your WordPress installation and enable the “Use insecure version for SVG images” option.

    Please let me know if you find any bugs or run into any problems so I can fix them before releasing to everyone.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    I have added some basic support for SVG images with links in them. I have not released it as an official version yet, but you can download the dev version to test it out by downloading and installing the “Development version” of the plugin from https://wordpress.org/plugins/drawit/developers/

    Allowing links in SVGs has security implications if you end up getting SVGs from untrusted sources. To enable having links in SVGs, go to the DrawIt settings page in your WordPress installation and enable the “Use insecure version for SVG images” option.

    Please let me know if you find any bugs or run into any problems so I can fix them before releasing to everyone.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    I have added some basic support for SVG images with links in them. I have not released it as an official version yet, but you can download the dev version to test it out by downloading and installing the “Development version” of the plugin from https://wordpress.org/plugins/drawit/developers/

    Allowing links in SVGs has security implications if you end up getting SVGs from untrusted sources. To enable having links in SVGs, go to the DrawIt settings page in your WordPress installation and enable the “Use insecure version for SVG images” option.

    Please let me know if you find any bugs or run into any problems so I can fix them before releasing to everyone.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author assortedchips

    (@assortedchips)

    I just tested with PHP 7, and yes it works.

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