interfacelab

Doesn’t support any versions of PHP less than 5.6.

You should really upgrade because 5.5 became unsupported in mid-2016.

http://php.net/supported-versions.php

Ok. I looked into the site icon stuff in WP and it’s pretty gross. I won’t have time to really look for a fix for awhile, a couple of months probably.

My only suggestion is to skip it and go old school and upload the favicons to your site directly via ftp or similar.

In Imgix settings, do you have:

– “Auto Format” turned on?
– “Auto Compress” turned on?

I’ve never used the site icon feature of WordPress, so I’ll have to dig into how it works. In the meantime are any of the above options turned on?

The plugin doesn’t support changing storage providers. It also doesn’t support being removed because it’s a cornerstone fundamental of your architecture.

You can remove the S3 data from your attachments using this (back up your DB first though):

add_action('init', function(){
	$attachments = new \WP_Query([
		                             'post_type' => 'attachment',
		                             'post_status' => ['publish', 'inherit'],
		                             'posts_per_page'=> '-1'
	                             ]);

	foreach($attachments->posts as $attachment) {
		$meta = wp_get_attachment_metadata($attachment->ID);
		if (isset($meta['s3'])) {
			unset($meta['s3']);

			if (isset($meta['sizes'])) {
				$metaSizes = $meta['sizes'];
				foreach($meta['sizes'] as $size => $sizeData) {
					if (isset($sizeData['s3'])) {
						unset($sizeData['s3']);
						$metaSizes[$size] = $sizeData;
					}
				}

				$meta['sizes'] = $metaSizes;
			}
		}

		wp_update_attachment_metadata($attachment->ID,$meta);
	}
});

Thanks,

Jon.

I hate to bounce you back to them, but the problem is with their plugin. I suspect they are trying to read the image file from the server, but it probably isn’t on the server (if you have the “Delete From Server” option selected in Storage Settings).

I’ve never seen an error “parsererror 200: SyntaxError: Unexpected token in JSON at position 0”. Is this a PHP error? Where do you see this error? Can you upload a screen shot to imgur.com?

Thanks,

Jon.

I’ll definitely look into it but it wouldn’t be for several months. I’m neck deep in client work until well after Christmas. 🙁

I just tested with EWWW, ShortPixel, Imagify and WP Smush.

WP Smush works fine.
EWWW works too, but it made all the image file sizes a bit larger than the non-optimized ones, so *shrug*.

Imagify and ShortPixel do not work because those are web service based. If you are going to use an image optimization plugin, use one that isn’t web service based because you are doing a lot of extraneous uploading and downloading.

That error pops up if you’ve not specified a key, a secret *and* the bucket.

Can you confirm that these options are set:

ilab-media-s3-bucket
ilab-media-s3-access-key
ilab-media-s3-secret

Thanks,

Jon.