Firsh

Thanks I’ve read it.

Why is this step necessary? “So in the target WordPress the users tables should be overwritten with old one” Users and usermeta? The staging site does not generate any user activity, it’s just for setting up the forum behind the scenes without accidentally breaking the live site. (For example, upon merely activating the plugin, the sidebar was gone as wpForo registering a sidebar shifts the list of sidebars in WP and the Divi theme identified sidebar areas with their numerical position e.g. first, thereby emptying the sidebar unless manually fixed.)

Also, why is there a need to move all files in ?/wp-content/uploads/wpforo/ if the test setup didn’t include any posting of images or user avatars? The only “uploads” I could think of are forum cover pictures picked from the media library.

I think it’s the crawling or site/link discovery portion. During my experiments I’ve found out my setup is slower in WSL than in VMware, affecting page load times (same setup is 2-3x slower in WSL, no one knows why). That reflects the slowdown I got in this plugin too.

In the end it comes down to not creating connections more aggressively which could only be done with multithreading. I’ve never coded such thing in PHP so not sure how it would work, but if it were a configurable setting, people could experiment with stuff like 2-3 parallel page downloads at least.

I save the files to a directory instead of a ZIP since I have a postprocessing step that does what caching plugins used to do (minify and combine the CSS and JS, do global search and replace, with Grunt), before committing and pushing GH. All the large assets (images and video) are NOT handled by this plugin for me, I upload them by syncing separately, it’s ok for me to be not version controlled (deletions are delayed). Netlify automatically builds a preview from the pushed commit from GitHub and I accept the changes when I make it live.

@oldrup Perfect, thanks for this! It’s a pain battling (and noticing) these scripts every now and then with new releases.

In this file:

wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/attach_to_post/module.attach_to_post.php

Comment out 424-428, they use it incorrectly.

(Thanks mod for removing our comments, the other had the solution, we do actually have the same problem…)

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by Firsh.

I can confirm their latest version 3.9.1 fixed the issue without any change in JIG. You can keep using that setting to prevent loading unnecessary assets.

Hey guys, JIG author here. NexGEN brought a change that affects how a JIG option prevents loading unnecessary NextGEN assets. It only affects users that turned on this option (it’s off by default). https://i.justifiedgrid.com/2omfc60v.png It’ll be fixed for the next JIG version, until then just turn off this settings and your galleries will re-appear (along with 3 CSS files from NextGEN that are unused when JIG is the display).

Are you still using JIG, Alexander? I’m looking forward to developing Gutenberg compatibility and will take into account retaining manual edit mode.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Firsh.

Thank you ??

For frontend upload here is an article: https://justifiedgrid.com/support/faq/is-it-possible-to-have-frontend-upload-for-visitors/ it’s about Frontend Uploader. I’m sure it could be modified to apply a category after uploading, but it would require some PHP knowledge.

I don’t think that’s possible unless you got the author name in an IPTC metadata, so it could be mapped to a taxonomy, then use JIG to filter based on that.

MLA can map field values to other field values if I know correctly. And IPTC fields to taxonomies. Post author is a field (but not IPTC in your case), and I’m not sure where to map it, subce JIG would want to filter based on a taxonomy and not a field.

I’ll look into filtering by author, it seems like a nice idea.

I’d like to bring it to your attention that you can auto-take over MLA shortcodes to be displayed with JIG. So take what David said and even without the mla_alt_shortcode attribute, it can work.

Sorry I’m not interested in large projects.

WC allows custom options for products. All you need is getting the user’s selected photo ID to the custom option for the product that is in the cart. For example you were selling mouse pads, mugs or whatever that allow custom printing on them. You’d let the user brainstorm and put their favorites to a virtual shelf. The 2 main lightboxes in JIG know the image ID. That can be passed to the “shelf”. Then the user could have already something in the cart or just have added a product there. They could drag whatever custom image they want to the product in the cart and the ID of it would be attached to the product in the cart for checkout.

That would involve JS on the front-end, either on the thumbnails or in the lightbox. But isn’t what you need a cart system? Or not all marked images would be ordered? Perhaps I can help as a custom job.

Author of JIG here. I’m also look forward to having this ??

Be careful with the screen options view per page number, I once set it to 1000 and the dashboard crashed – became empty after that.

Excellent suggestions David. Perhaps I’ll write that snippet of code that would translate the numbers to RML object names (folder or gallery, not collection).

If you have an account on CodeCanyon, contact me from my profile and I’ll provide a copy for testing.

And what would be for the value for such attribute?