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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] Compatibility with PHP7It on our road map to support PHP 7 for both our SDKs and WordPress, however there’s no ETA for this yet.
We’ve passed your suggestion on to our dev team, thank you for that.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] Questions before usingHi, thank you for reaching out.
See answers to your questions below:
1. Of course you can use cloudinary for oure CDN purpose and deliver the images “as-is”. However we highly recommended using Cloudinary end-to-end, meaning to upload high-res images to Cloudinary and use our optimization capabilities to gain the best out of your images. For example, Cloudinary supports browser detection based format optimization, a feature that requires adding the
f_autotransformation to the image URL (The decision is being made on the CDN layer).
More information is available here: http://support.cloudinary.com/entries/33947321-How-can-I-make-my-images-load-faster-2. From you WP media-library you can select certain images and migrate them solely. And again, the best practice is to have all images delivered together from the same origin and using the same CDN.
3. You can select which images you want to be uploaded to Cloudinary. Please explain further how you want to go about distinguishing based on image size?
4. Cloudinary provides a jQuery based plugin for delivering images with the width matching the size of the containing element (e.g. div element). If your div tags are responsive, then different size of image will be delivered for any device that views the page.
More information and setup instructions are available here: http://cloudinary.com/blog/how_to_automatically_create_images_for_responsive_design5. Free plan quotas can be seen on the pricing page.
Here’s some useful information on how we calculate those quotas:
https://support.cloudinary.com/hc/en-us/articles/203125631-How-does-Cloudinary-count-the-quotas-and-what-does-every-quota-mean-
And here’s an explanation regarding quota exceeding and how it is handled:
https://support.cloudinary.com/hc/en-us/articles/202521702-What-happens-if-I-exceed-plan-limits-I hope you’ll find this information useful.
Best regards,
Nadav.All the images which are in use within your website, are also listed under the WP native media-library. Within this media-library you can select all images initiate a bulk action of “Migrate away from Cloudinary”. This will sync Cloudinary Media-Library with WordPress and will switch all links to point to the local images – i.e. Cloudinary free URLs.
Does it clarify the matter?
If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask us.
Thanks, Nadav.
Hi, can you please share an example to such URL that results with a broken image?
Hi, thank you for raising this issue.
Cloudinary integrates to WP in such way that it generates a standard WP media item for every image that is displayed on your website. That is why Featured images & Gallery items are displayed correctly. In the case of wordpress-popular-posts, something is not being generated correctly. This can be an issue on the wordpress-popular-posts plugin’s side or on our side (in case that WP has changed anything in the relevant API).I added this issue to our roadmap, and our team will look into it going forward.
Thanks, Nadav.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] Error displaying imageHi Joel,
It seems that you’ve recently updated your cloud name to be a different one, it is no longer
djqb09ws2. As this affects the URLs, the ones you referred to are invalid anymore.Please update the Cloudinary settings in WP’s dashboard to use your account’s new environment variable, as can be found in your Cloudinary admin console.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] Video supportIt’s on our roadmap to release an a new version to the WP plugin which will support a variety of new features, including our video management solution. There’s still no ETA.
Meantime, you can use our plugin uploader to upload your videos (under the “Videos & Audio” tab) and, although it’s a workaround, you can enter the media-library, generate a URL of a transcoded video, and manually embed it within your Posts.
Feel free to consult with us for any assistance you require.
WordPress allows you to mess with the source code of every page/post.
You should go and set the URLs on this page to begin with res-1/res-2/etc.See screenshot:
http://res.cloudinary.com/nadavofi/image/upload/v1454842302/kecibi.pngSome plugins out there may help you to automate this search and replace.
See: https://wordpress.org/plugins/better-search-replace/Our WP plugin currently does not support generating ‘multiple subdomains URLs’ for images when it’s being embedded in a page.
While it’s on our roadmap to such support, there is no ETA yet. We’ll be happy to update here once it becomes available. Meanwhile this can be done manually by changing the URLs inside the code.
Hi, when embedding an image via our CMS, right below the “Insert into post” button you can set the Protocol to HTTPS (Default is HTTP).
Replacing already existing image-tags on your website may require using a search/replace tool, such as Better Search Replace.
Hope this helps. Let us know if you have any further questions.
Hi,
Please see the following article:
http://support.cloudinary.com/hc/en-us/articles/206266029-How-can-I-integrate-Cloudinary-with-my-existing-WooCommerce-store-If you encounter any issues, please feel free to open a support ticket!
Unfortunately we currently don’t offer a deep integration with the WooCommerce plugin. You might want to consider asking the WooCommerce developers whether they could support Cloudinary’s remote URLs rather than images from the Media library only.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] Dynamic image manipulationIf you have a little of a PHP know-how, you can request for various transformations of your images based on the end-user’s screen-size. For more information:
http://cloudinary.com/blog/how_to_automatically_create_images_for_responsive_designIt’s on our road-map to support responsive images for our WP plugin too, but there’s no ETA for this yet.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] Direct UploadsOnce an image is being migrated to Cloudinary all URLs are being seamlessly updated (for both originals and thumbnails) in Product pages as well. Note that Cloudinary doesn’t get access to Woocommerce’s “Product Short Description” field, therefore URLs located there, will not be updated.
If you encounter any different behaviours, you should try and follow the instructions on the following article: http://support.cloudinary.com/hc/en-us/articles/202520202-I-m-experiencing-an-issue-with-Cloudinary-s-WordPress-plugin-What-can-I-do-
Let us how it goes.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] Direct UploadsHi,
In your WP media-library there’s a migration feature which allow you to auto sync your media resources to Cloudinary. When migrating your resources from the WP to Cloudinary, all Pages containing image URLs will be updated to point to Cloudinary – That includes your Woocommerce product pages.
In regards to the uploading issue, did it occur when trying to upload directly to Cloudinary or were you using the migration tool?
Can you share your cloud-name? If privacy is an issue, you can contact us vis support@cloudinary.com
Thanks, Nadav.
