karunanidhi

This should be fixed now.

I updated the “Tested up to” to 3.1 so that it does not cause this issue every time wordpress decided to release a new minor version.

Would be better if wordpress would just generate a warning and still install the plugin if the “Tested up to” is not up to the current version rather than generate a meaningless error message about “valid header”…

thanks for the bug report Roezer

nyodulf,

Thanks for the feedback. I’ve added some more text to the FAQ to clarify the image naming format. I will also update the screenshots with the newer versions so that it is clear.

If you are still having trouble let me know what the issue is in detail so that I can look into it.

Thanks,

-KK

hanimausi,

for #2 you can use custom CSS classes and list that class name in the “Container style class” to set the styling for the images, something like

.apiimages {
float:left;
clear:left;
}

for #1: it is possible to do that currently by modifying the code directly. if you do that then only the full size image is not available and only the thumbnail is available. seems like the functionality you are asking for is to be able to upload full size images and then have the plugin show only a smaller/thumbnail size image in the post. to do that you can change the line 409 in file auto-post-images.php

FROM

$sHtml .= “<img src=\”{$sThumbnailUrl}\” class=\”{$this->sImageClass}\” alt=\”{$sThumbSearchTags}\” title=\””.ucwords($post->post_title).”\” />
“;

TO

$sHtml .= “<img src=\”{$sThumbnailUrl}\” class=\”{$this->sImageClass}\” alt=\”{$sThumbSearchTags}\” title=\””.ucwords($post->post_title).”\” />
“;

I will make a change to the code in the next version to make the image non clickable if “Use thumbnails to link to full size images?” is to “No”. If it is set to yes then the thumbnail will be clickable.

I’ve implemented this and a lot more in version 3.0

Please upgrade when you get the chance.

Thanks,

-KK

Thanks for the bug report. Can you confirm you are still experiencing it?

I have tested it on my blog and it it works for me.

The cache folder is used by the thumbnail creator and does not need to be changed. Can you let me know why you would like to change it?

Thanks,

-KK

That’s a great idea. Thank you for the feedback.

I will include this feature in my next release.

-KK

Eric,

Can you also let me know what version of PHP you are running?

Thanks,

-KK

Eric,

Thanks for the bug report. But I am unable to re-create the error.

I upgraded my blog to WordPress 2.8.6 and Auto Post Images (API) plugin version 2.2 and I do not see any errors.

Can you provide more information? A link to your blog and/or a screenshot maybe?

In the meantime I will try to located the error you mention.

Thanks,

-KK