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Unfortunately I can’t help you out. I see that I don’t have access to the repo any more.

But if media.php returns that error, I think that there is something wrong before it is send to the media.php. Maybe you can send an e-mail to [email protected], they own the plugin.

Hi Mike,

What version of WP are you using and what doe the settings say about the resize?

Regards,
Tim

Hi,

First, sorry for the late response.

Have you checked the settings? I’m not sure what you mean with the source code.

Kind regards,

Tim

Hi Jon Brown,

This plugin only compresses images that are resized. All other images will be untouched. But if a image is uploaded at 60% compression and it is resized to your setting it will save the image at the compression that is saved in the settings.

Hopefully this answers you question.

Regards,
Tim

No, it will not scan the upload directory to see if it can reduce the used disk space, but when you are in the gallery on the back-end, it will show you what images should be resized. The image dimensions will show up red if it’s bigger than the dimension setting.
You can even multiple select a couple of images to bulk resize them. Just do a couple of images at once, because it’s a pretty heavy operation for your server.

Hi jamiedewitz,

Sorry to keep you waiting. I looked into it and what you can do for a temporary fix replace the following:

$defaults = $this->get_default_image_sizes();
$sizes = array_merge( $defaults, $_wp_additional_image_sizes );

for:

$defaults = $this->get_default_image_sizes();
if( ! is_array( $_wp_additional_image_sizes ) && empty( $_wp_additional_image_sizes ) ) {
    $_wp_additional_image_sizes = array();
}
$sizes = array_merge( $defaults, $_wp_additional_image_sizes );

I was using 0.9.3 and bumped into this problem. I was using Amazon Cloudfront and when I tried to test the settings it was not working. I changed the following to see that the test has passed in wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/lib/W3/AdminActions/CdnActionsAdmin.php

if (!isset($config['host'])) {
    $config = W3_Request::get_string('config');
    $config = json_decode($config, true);
}

$config = array_merge($config, array(
    'debug' => false
));

if (!is_array($config['domain'])) {
   $config['domain'] = explode(',', $config['domain']);
}

To:

if ( 'cf' !== $engine && !isset($config['host'])) {
   $config = W3_Request::get_string('config');
   $config = json_decode($config, true);
}

if( is_array( $config ) ) {
    $config = array_merge($config, array(
         'debug' => false
     ));
}

if ( isset( $config['domain'] ) && ! is_array( $config['domain'] ) ) {
   $config['domain'] = explode(',', $config['domain']);
}

Now the test is working.

I haven’t worked with such plugins. But if that plugin uses the default upload function of WordPress it will be resized. But that depends on the plugin that downloads these images.

Hi oomskaap,

What do you mean with “remote image auto saver”?
It won’t do any resizing when it is not saved on your server/hosting. So if you use a remote url to show the image it won’t resize it.

If you have any question, please let us know.

Regards,
Tim