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Hey Fredrik,

I haven’t worked on this since you confirmed that it works for you. I will have a look in the following days. I know why there is loading delay, I have an idea how to improve this.

Hello,

Pixo is not compatible with this plugin because the file uploader that it creates is not a native <input type="file" /> element. When the user selects a file, this custom file uploader uploads it immediately to the server and adds a reference (media ID) to the form. When the form is submitted, the file is referred by its ID. Pixo needs a simple file input field in order to hook to it.

Hello,

This plugin is a WordPress wrapper of pixoeditor.com service. Even though it provides a free plan, the coolest features such as Features selection are paid. You may have passed the 30-day trial, resulting in those settings not taking effect.

Check with Support on pixoeditor.com if that’s the case.

Thank you for the good words!

Hello, Pixo Editor supports mobile. You don’t have to do anything special. Do you experience any issues? What?

You’re welcome, @sikth!

In the official version I’ll implement this in another way, more optimal, in my opinion. Until then you can use this “beta” version. Just let me know if you face any troubles.

Did you edit any image after activating ?the new cross browser setting, before the slow error 500 response started to appear?

Hey @sikth ,

Did you manage to test it? How does it perform?

I’ve published a beta (2.4-beta1):

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/image-editor-by-pixo/advanced/

(scroll down to the bottom)

Download & install it. Then, from Pixo Settings in wp-admin, enable the “cross-browser sessions”.

Let me know if this works for you.

Quick question: do you use Pixo in wp-admin or in the front-end?

Hey @sikth ,

Just a follow up that I’m currently working on this. It is a complex change and also requires implementation in Pixo’s core. We’re working on this, but it will take some time..

It’s possible, but not straightforward. Original images are preserved on the file system, and they can be restored from there.

BTW, it might be possible to enable session restore from any device, just for WordPress. I have an idea, and I’ll give it a go once I have some time…

Hello @degas ,

Thanks for the good words ??

Your use case is very specific and in that case I’d recommend to directly integrate Pixo into your front-end rather than to use this plugin. The plugin solves some general use cases, for example editing images in wp-admin -> Media. In the front-end it attaches to file input form fields and allows end users to edit images before posting them into a form. Every other front-end case is specific.

That’s why I recommend to directly integrate Pixo without the plugin. The documentation is quite good and has some examples.

Based on your description, something similar should do the job (you should edit the code example before embedding it to your front-end – change the HTML selector, add your api key, etc.):

<script src="https://pixoeditor.com/editor/scripts/bridge.m.js"></script>
<script>
   window.addEventListener('load', function () {
      const pixo = new Pixo.Bridge({
         apikey: 'yourapikey',
         type: 'modal',
         // other options go here
         // ...
         onSave: function (image) {
            // this will trigger download of the image
            image.download();
         }
      })

      // this queries your page for the elements which by click will
      // open the images in Pixo
      const selector = 'body a'; // update this to properly match your elements
      document.querySelectorAll(selector).forEach(function (link) {
         link.addEventListener('click', function (e) {
            pixo.edit(e.target.href)
         })
      })
   })
</script>

About this:

we’ve updated the feature list and added a logo but are still seeing the default set in the editor

Custom features list is a Premium feature of Pixo and won’t work if your 30-day trial expired. You can write to Pixo support sending them your API key and they will tell you if that’s the case.

Hi @dashmore ,

You may consider browsing the full API of the editor. Pixo supports templating which allows you to export a template as JSON, modify that JSON, and apply modifications to another image.

You can go beyond this WordPress plugin and use all features of Pixo the way you want!

Hey there, any update?