ireddy

Confirmed, thank you!

Thanks Jacob. I renamed .min.js to .min.bak and made the change in wppa-ajax-front.js line 561 to:

timeout: 240000,

And set in php5.ini:

file_uploads = On
post_max_size = 128M
upload_max_filesize = 128M
max_file_uploads = 128
max_input_time = 600
max_execution_time = 110
default_socket_timeout = 120

Then set WPPA IX A-5 to 100 and killed all the php processes on the server. Download Album still gets a timeout at 60 seconds, so there is another setting in the mix.

I’ll keep poking around.

Thanks for the help.
Ian

Hmmm, I pushed max_execution_time to 110 and default_socket_time to 120, still had to limit IX A-5 to 55 so I suspect the new Ajax timeout is still the limiting factor?

I’m up to 150 photos before timeout now.

Okay, 6.3.7 goes further and will package 50-60 photos. And the popup error message is very helpful.

Thank you.

Is there harm in setting the timeout even higher?

Hi Jacob,

You and the WPPA+ plugin are pretty amazing. You are constantly improving WPPA+ and keeping up with the many many requests for help. Thank you for everything you do. I sent a much overdue WPPA+ donation.

Happy Easter.

Ian

Fixed! The issue was with WordPress, not WPPA+

Somehow the images setting in WordPress (Settings->Media) got changed from the default of wp-content/uploads to images. I changed it back to the default and now all is working.

More weirdness abounds, now that it is fixed the images setting in Settings->Media is missing from the WP dashboard.

It also appears that my service provider updated WordPress automatically. Normally I control the updates. More (non-WPPA+) investigation needed.

Thank you.

Ian

That was it. Turning off the EXIF info reduced the slideshow load down to a few seconds. Thanks!

The performance is the same, about one second per photo. I set it to I-B8 to 40 and each slideshow page now loads in about a ~40 second chunk. Is there any setting that might improve performance in general?

An excellent plugin by the way the way.

Got it, thanks.

Awesome, thanks! Unused styles gone, and loads only on relevant pages.

If one mis-types the name of countdown style, it gets added to the CSS file list, even though they do not exist. For example, I typed c-3po in upper case, now it is in the list and never found: GET https://nortonrally.com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/jquery-t-countdown-widget/css/C-3PO/style.css?ver=1.1 404 (Not Found)

How can the extras be deleted?