Hey @achernenko, thanks for following up! I’ve got the latested version installed. Actually I forgot to mention I was trying to get the widget localized on the Admin side. In the frontend it works as expected though.
Uploadcare’s plugin is awesome, but the widget’s customization options in the backend is quite limited. I was hoping to be able to apply the same features in the admin, as I’m able to on Uploadcare’s widget configuration page.
I’m quite sure the plugin will get improved in the near future, but when it comes to writing code the WordPress way, it seems to be lacking the methods in order allow users to extend its functionalities. I mean, there are a few functions which would run perfectly trough the apply_filter() one, allowing users to change things like the widget’s tabs and effects on a per page/logic basis.
It’d be great to have a few more settings for applying features that in some way extends the widget, then let those settings be changed by providing some useful filters. As an example, I prefer using gphotos (not available in the settings yet) instead of gdrive, so I had to edit the plugin’s files directly, if there was a filter, although having the settings is essential, I could have easily changed that with a few lines of code.
I also have a feedback regarding the “Download images to server from Uploadcare before publish” option, which is great by the way for those willing to save some disk space, but it’d be awesome to have an additional option to keep both versions of an uploaded image in the media libray. I mean, I’d rather keep both versions, the local one and the uploadcare’s one, just in case in the future I decided not to use Uploadcare’s services anymore. That would certainly allow users to easily switch their post’s images to the ones locally hosted in the media library.
Anyway, I should thank you guys for bringing up such a great service Uploadcare provides. I’ll keep watching the plugin’s for future updates and improvements.
Regards,
Adriano.
