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In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] Update to 3.60 Breaks Thumbnail SizesOk thanks for the rapid response to the issue…I will follow and update the plugin when it is resolved. Have a good new year!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] Update to 3.60 Breaks Thumbnail SizesI am using a customized theme based on Bridge by Qode. It is a custom thumb size registered in the functions.php of the theme yes.
add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ );
add_image_size( ‘related-post-thumb’, 150, 100, true);
add_image_size( ‘crp-smaller-thumb’, 135, 90, true);
add_image_size( ‘crp-small-thumb’, 144, 96, true);
add_image_size(‘home-page-thumb’, 265, 185, true);Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] Update to 3.60 Breaks Thumbnail SizesI cannot switch back as it changes all the sizes of the images on the related posts…it uses full size images at all different configurations, it doesn’t crop them anymore and use the specified size.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] Update to 3.60 Breaks Thumbnail SizesThis won’t let me post the image of the settings but you can see it here: https://ibb.co/JF2gMYZ
Sorry, I resolved this myself….it was a conflict with another plugin’s setting. You can delete this post
The regular feeds are working fine: https://andrewprokos.com/photo-articles/main-articles/feed/. Only feeds generated by the plugin saying “not a valid feed template”.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] Manual related postsThe different behaviour is indeed strange. Have you tried disabling your plugins (including CRP) and testing.
Yes, the plugins that I thought might be the culprits or which had recent updates. It didn’t change anything, the memory errors persisted until I upgraded the memory limit. This is all new behavior, didn’t have these problems before. Unfortunately my theme customizations break completely if I upgrade to MYSQL 8.2, so I am still on 7.4. The newer DB might resolve this…
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In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] Manual related postshttps://www.ads-software.com/plugins/index-wp-mysql-for-speed/
Fantastic thanks for the recommendation…I will try this out after backing up. I have a lot of image sizes and old DB columns from apps that left them when I uninstalled them and never deleted them. It would be great if this can help.
Regarding the Pro version of your plugin, does it speed up page load time in any way or same as the free version?
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In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] Manual related postsOur messages crossed, I had already downloaded it. I also find it odd that these indufficient memory errors started out of the blue, but keep in mind…it’s not when I try to save posts. The error happens when I click the “edit” links for posts in WP admin…and the strange thing is that if I viewed the page and clicked the edit post page from the top of the page (while logged in as admin) this didn’t happen. It also happens when I try to load one plugin which has always used a lot of memory. But it supposedly doesn’t store any data in the database at all so not sure what is causing this. memory was already at 256!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] Manual related postsI downloaded the Beta version from github and it fixed the issue as well…thanks for the quick update. Do you think the insufficient memory errors have anything to do with this? I have thousands of posts and most of them have manual entries
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In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] Manual related postsI am also having a similar problem…the manually selected posts no longer show up. I have a selection of them for each post. Now it either shows what I have entered under “keyword” or it defaults to selecting its own posts if there is no keyword. Is this being remedied, or is there a place to download an older version in the meantime?
Not sure if this is related, but my site started giving insufficient memory errors for post edits around the same time. I had to increase the PHP memory limit to 512mb to be able to use anything from the admin screen. I have read that sometimes storing ?FULLTEXT in the indices can cause this problem with PHP. Thanks for your time!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Perfect Images] Unable to use admin panel – 404 Error on JSON urlIs anyone monitoring this support feed?
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In reply to: [Perfect Images] Unable to use admin panel – 404 Error on JSON urlI should add…when I try to build any thumbnail I get “Error! The process has finished, but 1 error(s) occurred (check your console)”. But I can’t select any admin options so can’t even find where the console is.
It’s the way the child theme imports content from the parent theme which is incorrect (which keeps using @import on its own file) and results in an endless loop as the PHP script keeps finding new @import to read from. I can share with you more information via email if you’re interested since you might want to keep your website’s details private.
This doesn’t surprise me, the them is very poorly coded in some ways, especially with regards to the number of css files and scripts it calls externally. Everyone complains, but the developer has done nothing about it for years. Next time I will not use a generic out of the box theme. Please do email me the info. I will wait for the plugin update…thanks for such a quick response, not sure where you are located but it’s probably late there.
The error log is 500mb and logs errors back to early 2017. This past weekend nothing related to this plugin logged and yesterday nothing logged. It logged other unrelated errors yesterday and over the weekend though. I will need to start rotating the logs, this file size is ridiculous.