adrienm

Note, I see now that in fact, the proofing gallery is NOT independent of the WordPress media gallery, and any images uploaded by Picu show up there, where I can edit in normal fashion including rotation. It would be nice however if when clicking the ‘edit/upload’ button in Picu if the normal Media Gallery window were displayed to the user with the normal editing functions available without having to switch away from Picu/Collections and then opening Media Gallery to edit each photo.

Update: so I went ahead and reset MLP. The flaky entries still show up without thumbnails. The plugin is still spiking my hosts memory, cpu and entry process limits.

Now, after reading other support threads, I find out that the 400 images I just moved didn’t get their links updated throughout my database and that I have to do this manually. (re-attaching to posts/products) What’s the point of this plugin? I can manually create folders in FTP and move files around that way. I guess it’s ‘nice’ to be able to do that straight from within WordPress, but if I have to manually re-link every image when I re-organize that’s more work than just typing in good alt text and using the built in filter/search function of the WordPress Media Library.

Now I’m hitting 508 resource errors every minute or so. I’m just removing this. It’s a very promising idea, but poor coding makes this one a no-go. Sorry.

Update: examining the site via FTP shows the files in fact were moved. Hard refreshing the MLP page still shows entries for the suspect files in the original location, but without thumbnails. Perhaps a MLP Reset is in order?

Also, not sure if this is related, but right after that hard refresh, MLP is killing my hosts CPU, memory and entry process limits. I’ve received a 508 Resource error twice now.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by adrienm.

The version of the plugin I have already has this change in it. I still don’t see any map in Media > Add New Map