Kira Schroder

@jazir5 Sorry for the wait! Yes, it works with WordPress 5.4 in my testing. I’ve updated the plugin to reflect it.

Please let me know if you run into any incompatibilities, though!

@lukefiretoss This plugin works by placing the object-cache.php file into wp-content (see https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/memcached-redux/#installation), and that might be why this error is showing for you.

Hi @jbinnie!

I’d suggest contacting your host, since sometimes caches can get stuck after a WordPress database update. They should be able to clear it up for you.

Hopefully this helps!

Thanks for the reply!

I’m most excited to see content that folks build both with Gutenberg and what the community builds on top of Gutenberg’s APIs. I think it’ll make it a lot easier for users to organize and preview their posts and for developers to build interfaces that make it simple for users to control their content.

A lot of the things that I’d had issues with (as a user) in previous versions have been resolved (yay, and thank you!).

The two things I currently run into most frequently are:
– Cross-block selection. Mainly, for me, this is selecting text across paragraphs while holding down shift and organizing that text. Like moving sentences around during editing: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/3629
– Not being able to indent with the TAB key. This is particularly an issue when creating lists (https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/4181 or 7051?). I realize that TAB is expected to move between elements in most web contexts, but within the/an editor, my expectation is that it will indent.

I hope that helps, and thanks again!

I’ll take care of this. Thanks for pointing it out!

First, does it work if your plugins are deactivated? If so, it would probably help to go through them one by one to figure out which one is causing the error.

If it’s still not working after that, can you please explain step-by-step how to reproduce the issue?

It would help to know from where you enter the Customizer, and what you’re choosing in what order within the Customizer before clicking “Save & Publish.”

Thanks!

Sounds like you might have a plugin that’s not compatible with TinyMCE 4.x

If you disable your plugins, then clear your cache and reload the editor, do these in-console errors go away and the appearance of TinyMCE look normal?

Just to note, you’ll only see a debug.log created if you have error logging enabled — WP_DEBUG will help with displaying errors, but won’t create a log file.

If you want a log file, you’ll want to enable debug logging with WP_DEBUG_LOG ( define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true); )

For some example full configurations, check out:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Editing_wp-config.php#Configure_Error_Logging

Okay, here’s what’s going on!

Image manipulation in WordPress requires either GD or Imagick.

It looks like your install of PHP is not currently including either module.

If you install/enable one of the two, things should function normally.

Does it still fail to generate thumbnails when both all plugins are disabled and your theme is TwentyTwelve?

If so, could you please post a link to your phpinfo() so that I can take a look?
You can find directions on the codex, here.

Not currently able to reproduce this with that image. Is it something that happens with all images, or just that one in particular?

Does it work properly if you upload via Media->Add New, then crop?

Whether or not, could you please post a link to your phpinfo(), so that I can take a look?
You can find directions on the codex, here.

image_resize() is deprecated, but should continue to work as it did previously. Backcompat is included.

There will be more documentation forthcoming, but you can check out the syntax for WP_Image_Editor::resize() here:
https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/tags/3.5/wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor.php#L82

Do you have any plugins installed? If so, if you disable them, does uploading new images generate thumbnails properly?

Since this isn’t a regression, moving this thread to Requests and Feedback.

However, it is indeed a great suggestion!

If you’d like, you can add a suggestion here as well:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/ideas/

Great, glad to hear it!

Indeed, WP_Image_Editor should let you do just that, for 3.5+ either through extending the existing editors, or by creating a few — one for each of the backends you want to support.

What hook(s) were you previously using?

It’s intentional that there is no longer direct access to the GD Resources of images that are in the editor.

Instead, while not quite the same thing, there are new hooks that will return WP_Image_Editor objects that you can perform operations on:

• image_save_pre is now image_editor_save_pre
• wp_save_image_file is now wp_save_image_editor_file
• image_edit_before_change is now wp_image_editor_before_change

The reason behind this is that GD had to be abstracted out in order to support other Image Manipulation engines (like Imagick).

The cool thing here is that it means you can also add your own engine now (to support things like jpegtran or OptiPNG natively).

More in-depth tutorials on using the API are yet to come, but there’s now a quick intro here (including the filter changes noted above):

WP_Image_Editor is incoming!