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@leonstafford I would also be available to test. I’m also experiencing the same and also have a workaround for the interim. I love what WP2Static is doing and am happy to help if I can.

I have to have both lines or it does not work (i.e. it does not render Retina Images).

So, my .htaccess is as follows (outside of the WP rewrite rules):

# WP Retina 2x
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^files/(.+) wp-content/plugins/wp-retina-2x/wr2x_retinaimages.php?ms=true&file=$1 [L]
RewriteRule \.(?:jpe?g|gif|png|bmp)$ wp-content/plugins/wp-retina-2x/wr2x_retinaimages.php [L]

I am having the same experience. Using 5.2.3 & 3.4.1, Multi-site, only activated on main blog. Submitted error under EM Pro support but I did not make the child connection until reading this post.

I deactivated all plugins and switched to 2011 and can confirm that, if page is a child with these versions, you get the same behavior. If everything is deactivated, Events page is child, it has a new slug/name (other than one it previously had before 404), the page only resolves correctly until EM is activated and that page is identified as Events page, then 404. At that point, deactivating EM won’t even resolve the 404. You have to change the page name again.

Once I remove the page as a child, no problems, all works well. Passing along to Marcus as I agree that plugin conflicts are normally the issue but I’ve literally tried deactivating everything and going back to base (and every other iteration over the past 48 hours) believing I had someone produced the err through my actions.

As always, thanks for a TREMENDOUS event management plugin, far and away the best, and let me know if I can help in the process. Will post back under EM Pro Support as well.

All continues to work well after the update to version 0.4! Thanks for all of your efforts!

Quick question. The prompt on the settings pages does indicate the need for:

‘RewriteRule ^files/(.+) wp-content/plugins/wp-retina-2x/wr2x_image.php?ms=true&file=$1 [L]’

Do we not also need?:

‘RewriteRule \.(?:jpe?g|gif|png|bmp)$ wp-content/plugins/wp-retina-2x/wr2x_retinaimages.php [L]’

Or is this being added automatically? I’ve installed/activated/etc. so many times I literally can’t remember how that line got there. ?? I have both and all works perfectly.

I just add as a point of clarification for others who may use your plugin.

The combo of your plugin with retinaimages.php is very slick and produces gorgeous results very reliably. Thanks again for adding greater clarity (2X) to our WP worlds!

FYI, the folks at RetinaImages confirmed that the subdomain problem is related to how WP handles rewrites on files uploaded via WP Media. Given the WP nature of the issue, although they helped me with a workaround for the interim, they feel it is better handled long term via WP Retina 2X. They should have passed along their findings directly to you.

Thanks for all of your help Jordy and kudos for working with another development group that is as responsive and first class as yours!

Thank you for your reply and your suggestion. Heading over to GitHub to pass along my experience as well! Thanks again!

Thank you anmari for you feedback and response. Thanks to your suggestion I was able to fix the issue as it pertained to me and passed along to the developer of the plugin that generated the .ics file the information you provided.

Thanks again for a great plugin. This is really is hands down the best .ics reader I’ve seen out there!

Jordy,

I was curious if you had any suggestions, thoughts or experiencing regarding this on subdomain sites. It appears, at least on my end, that for the subdomain site it’s returning an ’empty’ image. Again, only on the subdomain site.

Thanks in advance for your consideration and for creating a great plugin!

I’ve still been trying to make this work, but am having issues. Here is what I have tested and learned in the interim and hope it provides insight for possible suggestion.

First, on my main site, https://www.domain.com, WP Retina 2x works without issue. If I’m using a retina display and I have retina images it loads them when available. If I’m using a non-retina display, it pulls the normal resolution version.

For my subdomain, sub.domain.com, I have the following results. For any images that are part of my theme where I have created a @2x image myself and they are located in the theme folder, all works well, whether viewing on a retina or non-retina display and produces the expected results. However, for any images that are uploaded through the WP Media New function, the images do not display at all in the browser. I have checked the img src for the images and they are pointing to the correct location, typically within the /files directory located in my blogs.dir folders. So, it looks like it is returning the correct image address but I get the no image icon. When testing in Firefox and I put in the address to the actual image, I get the message “The image “XYZ” cannot be display because it contains errors.” If I keep the same address in the browser for the image and comment (#) out the .htaccess line for WP Retina 2X and reload, it pulls the normal image.

Hopefully this will spark an idea. Thanks again.

Quick additional note. On images that I have included in my theme folder, those get handled perfectly on both the main site and the sub-site.

It’s only on images that are getting handled via WP upload and have the /files/… prefix. I suspect I have done something to conflict with the WP Rewrite rules however I’m not informed enough to know what I’ve done wrong. Thanks, again.