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Unfortunately this feature is not supported yet. Not that many users requested it.

How would you use such feature? To enlarge or reduce photos? How do you imagine to resize the photos – by drag & drop or by entering exact w/h in px?

@peter0013 many thanks for reporting this. The issue is now fixed and deployed to pixoeditor.com . You don’t have to do anything – now it should work on your end.

The problem was that your website is loading securely (SSL, https), but the url of the images are insecure (http). While Chromium browsers do not consider this as a different origin, it seems that Firefox and Safari do. Pixo now will ensure loading the image via https in this case.

Thanks! I copied the credentials, you’d better delete them from your message above now.

Can you please give me temporary access so I can debug & check what’s wrong? You can send me credentials to the email address I’ve requested access to the shared links above from ??

Can you please try in Chrome browser instead of Safari?

Can you please check for JavaScript errors in Safari devtools?

Here’s how to activate devtools on Safari:
https://support.apple.com/guide/safari/use-the-developer-tools-in-the-develop-menu-sfri20948/mac

Then open the JavaScript console (Devtools menu –> Show JavaScript Console), click the button to edit the image, and copy-paste here any errors that might pop in the console.

Thanks.

Hi @peter0013 ,

I do not have access to the shared images. I’ve requested such.

Any chance that you didn’t finish your registration after activating the plugin? You will have to register with email and password (within wp-admin) in order to use the service.

Hello @ligg3

First of all, hundreds of WordPress users are using Pixo for WordPress successfully. The installation is straightforward, also there are clear instructions in the readme, that there is a required additional setup after plugin install, that Pixo is a SaaS and this plugin only wraps this SaaS, etc.

I cannot see any topic started by you in the Support forum. Obviously you have some issues, may I ask you to start a topic there, and I will assist you immediately. Shooting a bad review without any real example what is wrong, and without asking for support first, and last but not least – writing in non-English, is not OK.

Hey @rodrigobert5 ,

It is possible, however not directly with the WordPress plugin, but with a custom integration of Pixo Editor.

@qlexio : Since there’s no reply from you for the past 2+ weeks, I’m closing this topic.

@kmummigatti : many thanks for the good words!

If you can give me the exact steps how to upload a photo through this WCFM thing, and give me some access permissions if required, I might be able to check what they are doing and make the plugin compatible.

Well, I haven’t think of such a use case. Maybe because there isn’t much that can be done with edited images, unless they are downloaded or persisted somewhere (e.g. in wp-admin –> Media).

What exactly do you want to achieve? What is your use case?

Let me check if I got this right:

1. You want to list (print) images, uploaded in wp-admin –> Media, in your front-end
2. You want the user to be able to edit these images in Pixo
3. On Save, you want the image to be uploaded (replaced, or added as a new) in wp-admin –> Media

Is that correct?

@qlexio : can you please provide more detailed steps how the integration should work for you? From the provided link, I can’t see a file input field anywhere…