[Peter]

Hi koen_db

I checked the POT file contained here in the plugin folders:

wp-photo-sellerlanguagesWPS.pot

This file is up to date and it contains the strings which you need to do the translations.

As mentioned previously, you will need to update the translations file for your language, ie, wp-photo-sellerlanguagesWPS-nl_BE.PO, by using the latest WPS.pot file.

When you update the translations in the WPS-nl_BE.PO, please let us know and send us both the WPS-nl_BE.PO and WPS-nl_BE.MO files so we can include them in the official release.

[Peter]

Hi Daniele,

Try the following:

– Using FTP or CPANEL go to the following directory:

…./wp-content/uploads/wp_photo_seller

– Edit the .htaccess file and look for the line which contains your site URL. If it contains “http” change it to “https” and then save the .htaccess file and re-upload to the above directory.

The above should fix your issue.

[Peter]

Hi,

What type of server is your site hosted on? Is it a cheap shared plan?

If so you may find you will struggle with processing power and resources when it comes to photos because watermarking of large photos and general photo manipulation such as resizing and copying needs enough server resources to cope.

What is the PHP MEMORY_LIMIT setting of your system? This should be at least 256.

Have you checked your server’s log file to see if there are any errors pertaining to memory being exhausted?

When you are watermarking you say that your files are roughly 2500-3500px in size. What is the size of your watermark image?

[Peter]

The title itself is being changed by adding hyphens and un-capitalizing the words, it is not staying Written Like This.jpg The alt text is also coming up with hyphens.

That’s odd because I just tested this on my system and the title definitely has no hyphens after uploading to a gallery and capitalisation remains as it was in the original file name.

Just to confirm, in your gallery settings page after you upload your photo and scroll down to the list of gallery photos, click on the “Edit” link. This will open the photo edit page. Can you confirm that the box at the top of the page contains a title with dashes?

If so, then maybe another plugin or your theme is adding those and hence you should do a plugin/theme conflict test.

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin

Let me know how that goes.

[Peter]

Hi,

If your photo file name was as follows:

Written Just Like This.jpg

then the photo seller should still set the photo title to “Written Just Like This”.

The photo title will effectively be used as part of the special search functionality provided by this plugin so you should have no issues.

There are also many other ways to utilise the search function irrespective of the hyphens in the filename.

You can add metadata to your photos such as IPTC keywords and also you can add alt text etc all of which will be utilised in the photo seller search functionality.

The point I’m making is that the search functionality of your galleries will be unaffected after the photo seller changes the filename to use hyphens instead of spaces.

[Peter]

Also check if you have any javascript errors produced from your theme or other plugins because this may also affect the saving of settings.

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/debugging-javascript-errors-on-your-site

[Peter]

Hi,

When I first visited your site the photos were not displaying but I can now see them fine.

I’m not sure whether you changed something on your site but can you please confirm you are also seeing the photos?

[Peter]

Hi,

I’ve sent you the update. Let me know how it goes.

[Peter]

Ok I think I know the issue.

I will need to make some changes to the code and will let you know.

[Peter]

Update:

I have made some improvements to the code and now the photo seller will test all valid coupons and will apply the one with the greatest discount when there are more than 1 matching coupons.

I will email you and send you an updated zip to try.

[Peter]

I can see that you have a javascript error on your site:

Uncaught TypeError: jQuery(…).nivoSlider is not a function (related to your theme)

I recommend that you do a theme conflict test to see if things work for photo seller when you revert to standard twentyseventeen theme.

[Peter]

Hi

Currently the behaviour is that if you have enabled “auto-apply” for coupons the system will find the first valid coupon and apply it.

There are plans to improve the functionality but this will need some careful code planning because it is a bit complicated.

[Peter]

Hi,

If you want to change the role which can access the photo seller plugin you will need to choose a different capability and replace “publish_pages” in the code sample with the new one.

For a list of roles/capabilities see the following:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities

[Peter]

VPS is not an option I can afford

If that’s the case you will need to work around the inadequacies of your server by uploading in smaller increments, ie, upload less photos at a time and save the gallery after each incremental upload and then wait for the watermarking and other processing to finish before uploading more photos.

[Peter]

If you are hosting your site on a shared server you will likely struggle because photo processing is quite resource-intensive.

Even if you increase some of the settings such the one you quoted (shown below) you will get throttled by your hosting provider because they will not allow you to hog the resources due to the fact that you are sharing the resources with many other websites:

memory_limit Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (32MB) 64M

You should typically set the above to 256M or if possible 512M

I recommend upgrading to a more powerful hosting plan such as VPS or better.

[Author]

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