interfacelab
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This is fixed in 2.1.4
Not possible with this plugin.
select * from wp_options where name like ‘ilab_%’
In wp_options there are fields ILAB_*
Sorry I’m not in front of a computer at the moment, but that should get you there with a little digging.
Because, like in the other thread, there are problems with their PHP library (where that error is sourced from, not our plugin). Their auth expires so you have to constantly update it with a given period, but I forget what period that is in. It’s got horrible performance compared to everyone else.
It’s not a good product.
You can do the same thing with Cloudflare and every other provider.
B2’s auth stuff is a mess.
You’ll need to re-auth and update the plugin.
You should switch to AWS or Google Cloud Storage, they are both significantly better offerings. In fact, I will likely peel support for B2 in the future because it’s not good for the purposes you’d likely be using it for with WordPress.
What’s the issue with 7.2?
The main development server we use is using 7.2
First, Backblaze is the worst of the cloud storage providers and I would never recommend anyone use them.
Second, the plugin thing isn’t possible and would be a horrible idea if it was, which it thankfully isn’t.
You need Imgix for direct upload because there would otherwise be no way to crop/resize the uploaded image for all of the sizes you have defined in your theme (or WordPress’s default sizes either) since the upload is direct from your browser to S3.
Yeah, I believe, but could be wrong, that Nextgen does it’s own upload stuff outside of the normal wordpress flow.
Author will not listen my friend. Try some other plugin. it will not work with WooCommerce if you put some prefixer. Author is working on million usd project right now he doesn’t have time to update his plugin.
The problem is with Woo, not this plugin.
I provide this plugin for free, so I only really fix issues I have problems with.
The good news, Sanjay, is that it’s open source, so you can roll up your own sleeves and solve your own problem and then submit a pull request for others to benefit from.
PS. I wish it was a million USD project! That would solve a lot of problems. What it is, really, is a project that takes up 80 hours of my life a week, on top of having to care for a three year old diabetic child, on top of having to take care of a two week old baby. So I’m sorry I don’t have time to solve problems you should be qualified to fix if you are selling your services as a developer. My guess is you are just a plugin and theme jockey though, which is shameful if you are selling your services to clients.
People like you make me regret making this plugin available to the public. I was going to see if I had time this weekend to solve your problem, but [xxxx – redaced by moderator] it, solve it yourself.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
Is there any convenient way of automatically signing the images? I am using the roots stack and was just checking out the libraries, but couldn’t find any good solution that’s not too complicated.
Do you mean watermarking the image?
Are you sure you are using 5.6?
Use the same credentials for each site, and then set the *Upload File Prefix* (in Storage Settings) to be unique for each site?
Hey thanks for checking the plugin out.
A few tips that might be helpful:
– I only use S3 and GCS, so if you find the backblaze doesn’t work very well, instead of complaining, maybe fork the repo and send me some a fully-baked pull request.
– Spend 300-400 hours of your own time writing a plugin that you provide for free that isn’t half-baked.
– Pay me my hourly rate of $150 and I can fix the issues for you.Thanks!
Jon.