nomad1108

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Report date:?11/08/2024 14:35:26

Image pull process failure: Failed to pull image [url]?https://saw35-hyb-worker.quic.cloud/dl/d_1391950/672e1e27b699e6.75237939.jpg

Cool, thanks for the quick reply!

Hi @pimwick, thanks for your reply. My question is precisely about an alternative to Loco translate as I would like to limitate the number of plugins on my site.

Would it be possible to add custom .po & .mo files somewhere else so that they would not be removed when the plugin gets updated?

Got it, I’ll wait for your next release then.

Thank you @dakeg.

Hi @dakeg,

Thanks for getting back to us.

Just to clarify, there are 2 different plugins from Sendinblue:
1. Newsletter, SMTP, Email marketing and Subscribe forms by Sendinblue
2. Sendinblue – WooCommerce Email Marketing

On my side 1. is deactivated and with 2. I’ve followed the steps from the warning message to disable the option “Enable Sendinblue to send WooCommerce emails”.

But even if I did that, I’m still getting the warning?

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by nomad1108.

I’ve the same issue.

Also adding that the warning message is for “Sendinblue – WooCommerce Email Marketing” but this plugin is just to allow users to subscribe to your newsletter via the checkout page, so it should not conflict with WP Mail…

I’ve “Sendinblue – WooCommerce Email Marketing” plugin enabled but “Newsletter, SMTP, Email marketing and Subscribe forms by Sendinblue” plugin disabled so I shouldn’t get this warning message.

Thanks!

Problem solved: I had the WooCommerce “Add to cart” element called twice on my template (one for mobile view, one for desktop view) which was causing the fields to show only on mobile. So I changed the template to use one global layout for all viewports.

Great, thanks for the quick reply!

It crashed my site as well! :/

Hopefully I could use WordPress recovery mode to deactivate it.
Screenshot > https://drive.google.com/file/d/13xG_wc895n0lvn6Y_SDuoBzA6z4sTPdP/view

Good to know, thank you @crossi72.

Yes @crossi72 version 3.4.9 fixed the problem for me, thank you so much! \o/

Quick question: Is it correct to say that your plugin actually creates a copy of the image file with a new name but leave the old image file untouched?

Just asking to know if it’s safe to remove the legacy files from my FTP to free some space…

Got it, thanks for the clarification!

Hi @qtwrk, I don’t undertstand this statement “some images don’t and won’t have webp version”.

1. Isn’t the plugin supposed to convert any jpeg image to webp?

My example is from a product page powered by WooCommerce, which will always include the following ratio for a given image:

100×100
150×150
300×300
600×600
768×768
1024×1024
1536×1536
2048×2048

2. If (1) is not true, why some other product pages get a webp version for the 150×150 ratio? E.g. here with https://www.flora.paris/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/etoile-fleurs-sechees-decoration-noel-celeste-01-scaled-150×150.jpg.webp

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by nomad1108.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by nomad1108.

Ok, I will contact your support team, thank you!

Hey, thanks for the quick turnaround!

However I’m not sure how to benefit from that since I don’t see the update option in my admin (screenshot). Am I missing something here?