Easiest to explain via screencast…please view at link below.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/h3BZoXp6JekHSJr68
Thanks for looking.
]]>Is the iOS images fixer compatible with WP 4.9.8?
Because I get this error:
iOS Images Fixer Error: The function exif_read_data() is currently disabled in your PHP configuration. This is a required function for the plugin to work. Please enable this function or contact your hosting provider to do so for you.
]]>Hi
I’d like to use the plugin to change the orientation of just SOME of the images on the website, but not ALL the images.
Before I install and run the fixer, is it going to change all the images automatically or will I have the opportunity to select which images I want to change?
Many thanks
]]>Hello,
I was wondering if it is possible to run this fix for individual images in the media list? So, I can see from the thumbnails the images that are rotated, can I click on those individually or as a group, then press a button and the fix will run for just those images?
From what I can tell, I only have the option to run a fix on the entire media library, which I have 2,000+ images in, meaning it times out.
Also, I am using Amazon AWS to store the images, so I’m not sure if that would be an issue.
Thanks
Damien
]]>in faq, u say
Are there any special requirements?
(ft4u;-)
PHP GD library or ImageMagic.
in https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/imagemagick-engine/ it says it must be installed on the host, probably beyond the capabilities of most wordpressers..
exif extension installed.
and where’s this? fixer works4me, so i guess it’s installed…
Right now this plugin uses the manage_options capability to determine if the “iOS images fixer” page is added to the media admin menu.
I would like my editors to be able to run the iOS images fixer and they can’t (and shouldn’t) manage options. So I’m wondering if it would be possible to add an option or maybe a filter to change this capability?
]]>I would like to see a shortcode where I could enter a path to a single image that would get processed. That way I could attach it to my custom uploader. Also, maybe a field in the admin menu where I could point to a root folder under which all files and subfolders would get processed.
My uploads are not attached to posts and are processed outside the normal WordPress meta paradigm.
Thanks for the great plugin. Wish it wasn’t necessary. ??
]]>The plugin works great when I upload files with the WordPress UI, but not when I upload files from a script:
$uploaddir = wp_upload_dir();
$uploadfile = $uploaddir['path'] . '/' . $photo_filename;
$contents = file_get_contents( $photo_url );
$savefile = fopen( $uploadfile, 'w' );
fwrite( $savefile, $contents );
fclose( $savefile );Can I use the plugin with programmatic image uploads?
]]>Hi
read_exif_data is deprecated in PHP7.2 (see https://php.net/manual/en/function.read-exif-data.php).
It is just an alias of the function exif_read_data, so could you update your something_is_broken function to use exif_read_data instead?
Thanks!
Simon
blog: https://www.werun4all.nl
When I activate this plugin, I get an HTTP error when I try to upload an image to the media library. The same problem occurs with similar plugins like the Image Rotation Fixer.
]]>Could you please explain the release notes for 1.2.3:
Thank you.
]]>We have photos from an iPhone that were saved to a flash drive, then uploaded to WordPress. They were not converted in any way prior to the upload.
So far, I haven’t been able to get this plugin to work on these photos.
I have installed the plugin, then uploaded the photos into either the Media section or into a NextGen Gallery with no changes in orientation (although they look normal on the computer beforehand).
Do you have any suggestions on this?
Thank you!
Hi,
Some of the posts are fixed by plugin after run fix script but now it says “Woohoo! You don’t have any broken images!” and there are broken images.
]]>Tried uploading with my iPhone6s Plus v9.3.2
Fatal error: allowed memory size of 13217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3024 bytes) in /home/[my site]/public_html/wp-content/plugins/ios-images-fixer/image-fixer.php on line 248
]]>I have installed the plugin on my blog. I am using Postie so post via email from my iPhone 6s. That part works great. The issue is that portrait images are showing up on the blog in landscape mode. So I installed your plugin. While the posts still show the image rotated incorrectly, in the media folder I can see that in addition to the image rotate incorrectly is another copy of the image that is indeed rotated correctly. So I am confused: if the plugin is correctly rotating the image and creating a copy, why is the blog post still showing the unrotated image?
]]>All the solutions for this seem to point to fixes for any new images. I’m looking for a solution that will strip the errant exif data, or correct it, on images already on the site. Can this do that?
]]>I upload the bulk of my pictures via XML-RPC. Is there a way to make this plugin work via that upload method?
]]>Hi, I installed your plugin and it works great! Unfortunately, I clicked the “fix all IOS broken” button and now I have around 600 images that are rotated incorrectly. These were images that I uploaded before I installed the plugin, and previously had to manually rotate in the media library before posting. So I think they had their EXIF Orientation metadata changed, making the extra manual rotate unnecessary. Do you have any ideas on how to undo this step? Could you help me understand how that button works? Thanks!
]]>Great plugin, I can see it works well when the proper wp function is used (wp_handle_upload) and it also works great with the manual fix screen.
My issue is that Gravity Forms doesn’t use wp_handle_upload for uploads, so it won’t work on the fly. Gravity Form does include a function that will run code after the form is submitted – it would be perfect if I could run your code within that post-submission function. Do you think this would this be possible? Would you be able to help figure this out?
]]>Hi,
Trying to fix the rotation issue on a client’s site which allows users to upload their pictures. This plugin looks like the most promising solution, however, I found out that in the Pods Framework, uploaded pictures are treated as Attachments.
https://pods.io/forums/topic/how-to-display-images/
Can you plugin affect images that uploaded not to the Media library and thus not accessible from the Dashboard under Media? Those images would be found in the Dashboard under a Pods heading.
Thanks.
]]>Hello,
I was just wondering if this plugin is multisite compatible or if you have any ideas on how to get it to work on multisite (even if I have to do the work)? I am getting an error when I try to upload photos taken “sideways” or “upside down” on my iPad (eg: exif values 6,3,8):
“an error occurred in the upload. please try again later.”
However, when I try to upload a photo that is “normal” orientation, it uploads fine.
And, when I tried to fix a photo from the Fix iOS images menu, I am getting the error “Notice: Undefined variable: imageOrientation in /home/webbabys/public_html/sandbox/wbsnetwork/wp-content/plugins/ios-images-fixer/image-fixer.php on line 238”
I installed this plugin on a non-multisite wordpress site running v4.3 and it worked alright, so I am assuming this is a multisite issue … perhaps because the images for multisite sites are stored in /uploads/sites/blogid#/year/… instead of uploads/year/… ?
… I have tried activating the plugin both network wide and individually by site and the same errors happen. I also tried deactivating other plugin and that did not make a difference.
Thanks!
]]>Hi,
thats a great plugin – and it works well with Postie! ??
But: Is there a way to preserve geodata included in the EXIF when rotating the image? The problem is, that posts that use geodata of images to be plotted on OSM-maps don’t show up when the image has been rotated.
BTW: All other rotation-plugins i know (Image Rotation Repair, Fix Image Rotation) have the same problem… ??
Best,
SP
Hi there,
I have been trying to get this to work with BuddyPress and rtMedia, both the latest version with no luck. Any ideas on why this might be the case? The best answer I can come up with is because of rtMedia, the media files don’t upload to the standard WP media library.
Would be awesome if this could work with both the these plugins. ??
Regards,
~ Daniel
Hello,
great plugin. Unfortunately it works only with Thumbnails in WordPress. Is there a possibility to use it with Plugins like User Meta Pro?
Thanks an best regards
]]>Hi,
I tried your plugin and it shows the same wht previously shown.
It doesnt solve the issue. Can you help me to achieve the result.
]]>Getting Error: call to undefined function read_exif_data() line 82
I am getting this error on my website. Not sure if this is something you can help with.
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