cjyabraham

Great. Thanks. Keep us posted if you find a fix.

Ah cool. I now see how to check for the Alpha channel. Ok, I think all good now. We can consider this closed. Thanks for your help.

Hi Pedro,
Thanks for the reply. I’ve done some testing on this and have got it to work specifically for the dandelion test image you provide. You’ll see the converted jpg version here.

I have not, however, gotten the conversion to work for any other PNG image. I read your article on this but still can’t figure out why this image, for example, won’t convert to a jpg. Can you figure out why? I tested on several other images as well but none of them converted to jpg.

Any thoughts on this?

Thanks,
Chris

Hi. Are there any updates on this issue?

The meta block was present for several days but is now missing again. I will contact Pantheon to see if it’s something happening on their end.

Do you have any more insight into the conditions for which this might not be generated?

We don’t actually use a cacheing plugin other than what is provided with the standard Pantheon infrastructure.

Currently the site appears to still be including the meta block. I’ll keep an eye on it in the coming days to see if it disappears again…

Here’s a vid showing what I’m seeing:
– meta block is present in the uncached logged in version of the cncf.io site
– meta block is not present in the cached version of the cncf.io site

Note that I just reset the cache and now the meta block is showing in the cached version. So it seems kind of random as to when it shows and when it does not. Is there some kind of race condition that might be at play here? Any other ideas?

We are running TSF v4.2.7.1. It is currently not showing the meta block. Earlier today, it was showing it. Hmm….

Note, it is now not appearing for me on the homepage.

Meanwhile, various other pages do have the meta block from the plugin.

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Thanks. Is there a way for me to track the progress on this issue?

Sure. Here is my site health.

And to add an image to a page, I drag it into the Gutenberg editor from my computer.

Thanks for looking into this.
Chris

Sure. Done: https://github.com/10up/safe-svg/issues/75
Thanks for the help.

That works. Thanks.

Yes, I am using a cache and CDN on my site so the fast response you got is what most people would get. Still, the Flickr API has been so slow recently that, even though the site re-renders infrequently, it’s still setting off Appdex alerts in New relic. Additionally, when our admins go to the site, logged in to WordPress, they often have to wait several seconds for the page to load since they don’t get the cached version.

I agree that generally Flickr API calls are fast but, for whatever reason, they seem to have been taking 5-10 or more seconds during the last few days.

I was thinking a second cache for the Flickr calls might be useful as it could be set to refresh less frequently than my server cache and not at all for admins when they’re logged in… just an idea though and I didn’t think it all through…

Ah, this JS loading mode is excellent. Since my gallery is further down on the page it might be fine for it to be delayed. I’ve turned it on on our dev site so you can see that it usually takes some time to load, right now at least: https://dev-lfeventsci.pantheonsite.io/kubecon-cloudnativecon-north-america/

The AJAX call doesn’t seem to be getting cached on the server so each time you load the page the gallery takes time. Right now I’m seeing anywhere from 2-9 s to load the gallery via AJAX.

Anyway, thanks for your response and this good option.

Ok, I’ll check it out with Pantheon. Thanks for the reply.