How to generate img secret including webp versions

ah, sorry, here you go:

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wordpress: writable
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uploads: writable
plugins: writable
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mu-plugins: writable

@jtiebel Thanks for sharing the information. It’s possible that there may be something in your setup or code. I have replicated the same setup (theme and plugin) here:?https://testwebp.s2-tastewp.com/webp-image/. WebP images work for both cases.

Could you please share a video recording showing how you coded the template file and the directory in which the images are stored? Additionally, could I ask you to share the “Media Settings” for images located at Settings > Media Settings? This would help us identify any discrepancies.

Hi Adam

first of all thank you for your great support and the effort you put into it to help me fix this issue.

To be honest, this is the “black accident” that it works on your side. ?? On the other hand, there is hope that the error can be fixed. ??

I have absolutely no idea how to proceed. I have now tried it on two different servers/hosting platforms. I always get the same result/error. It’s kind of strange.

Do you see any errors/ potential conflicts or what ever in the report? And/ or do you have any tips for me on how best to proceed in order to find the error?

Many thanks. Jakob

PS: I save the images by default, as wordpress does, in the common folder structure with months and years.
In the test I sent you on Friday, I didn’t change anything in the _blank theme. I installed the wordpress with one click via the webhosting panel, activated the plugin via the wp admin panel and then installed the snippets I sent.

@jtiebel You are very welcome for the support. If you could share the information that I requested above then this could help us to potentially see where the issue may be for you.

Currently I don’t see anything standing out but the information above may help us to spot something.

Hi Adam

Please find attached a step by step guide, reproducing 100% how I install and configure wp and how I create the example.

https://test.h44633.web157.dogado.net/webP/wp-content/uploads/stepguide-webP.pdf

Hope you can find what I am doing wrong.

Many thanks in advance! Jakob

@jtiebel If you go to this URL a disposable WOrdPress test site will be created for you with the WebP Uploads plugin pre-installed. Could you please try the same steps on this site and let me know if you encounter the same as you do on your site?

Yes, I encounter the same here: https://uglyarch.s1-tastewp.com/sample-page/

I followed exactly the seps already described in the pdf.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 1 week ago by Scardelant.

I’ve replicated the issue, and it seems that the multi mime type is not supported in those functions. Please refer to the following open tickets for ongoing discussions:

1. Issue #155
2. Issue #523

There’s still a desire to make the ‘Generate JPEG files in addition to WebP’ option workable from Settings > Media, then it should return WebP images for that function.

An additional comment has been added to issue?#155. Thanks for raising this and please feel free to follow the issues for further updates.

Hello Adam

Thank you very much. As unfortunate as it is that it doesn’t work optimally, I’m delighted that the error has now been found.

It’s so sad, because I think the plugin is totally brilliant. It does exactly what it should, no more and no less. Just as I expect from a good and lean plugin.

Please let me ask a few more questions about this:

1. Is there a workaround to get the webP images at least temporarily out of a featured_image post loop? What other function can I use to achieve what I want?
2. You also tried to reproduce the error on your site yesterday. To my astonishment, it worked! Can you tell me how you did that?

Please excuse me if I’ve been a bit long-winded here and there. I’ve been working on this issue on the side and had lost my nerve a bit in the meantime… ;-/ Sorry for that! I’m a miserable end user who just expects things to work. Shame on me! ?? Hahaha

@jtiebel No problem at all and thanks for your continued patience throughout this process. Unfortunately at this time there isn’t a workaround I can suggest to you. With regards to your second question, this was likely due to the fact that we were still troubleshooting and gathering the facts so there may have been some steps that were missed when testing.

As mentioned above, we are aware of these and you can follow any updates on the issues linked above.

Is there anything else I can help you with?

hmm, very sad. Any recommendations for an alternative plugin that I can use until this is fixed? I saw the conversation about the issue startet in mid ’22. My gut feeling tells me that this won’t be solved in a few weeks, will it?

@jtiebel Unfortunately I can’t recommend other plugins to you. I am unable to give a time frame on when these issues may be resolved but please do feel free to follow for updates.

fair. let’s see, what future brings..

@adamdunnage sorry, please allow me one more question. Does this actually mean that WordPress in general is not yet able to handle the delivery of WebP images in its basic functions? Which means that other plugins also don’t work or only work partially?

Or is it a specific problem with how your plugin interacts with the basic functions of WordPress? This is not totally clear to me and has impact on how to further act in my projects…

If the former is the case, then I wouldn’t need to worry about alternatives for the time being if the problem is rotting in the core of WordPress and not on the plugin side…

@jtiebel No problem. This is specific to this plugin and not WordPress in general. I hope that helps and please let me know if there’s anything else I can help with.