Paul Rogers
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This reply has been marked as private.May 23, 2016 at 11:09 am in reply to: Featured Image disappears after changing category that place is attached to #196424
There are places with legitimately missing images.
The offending image is the picture of a shop with a red and white stripe canopy
2736_shop.pngMay 23, 2016 at 10:24 am in reply to: Featured Image disappears after changing category that place is attached to #196412This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.May 23, 2016 at 10:20 am in reply to: Front Page map markers disappeared after updating geodirectory #196407This reply has been marked as private.OK, thanks for the input, I’ll need to find another solution as I have no intention of storing 876,542 images on the same web server as the wordpress host. It’s just never going to happen.
Also our places are being created through csv imports and ftp’ing images to maxCDN, they never get near our server, with maxCDN being a push zone. I suspect I may be hitting possibly untested scenarios
This is causing problems with the backend especially when editing a place. The image can’t be found, you save the edit and then you have no image on the front end unless you go and find the image again.
MaxCDN only does everything for you if you set up a pull zone. I am using a push zone. I suspect we may change to a pull zone before going live.
This is a big issue for us.
Admin area, places, featured image, The image is showing as missing as it is looking for the image on wp server not the maxCDN location
May 20, 2016 at 1:17 pm in reply to: Places CSV Import/Export field to store local server id #195011ok, got the solution, added a custom admin only field and activated it.
You should document somewhere that images uploaded to maxCDN ne4ed to be placed inside thethe path inside the maxCDN public_html/wp-content/uploads folder rather than just in the public_html folder. The folders wp-content and uploads will need to be created
From the page source
background-image:url(‘http://lbone.amt2t7gdamyuypfaek5ginwirjznfgr08tvjk.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads//wayne-penny-photography11.jpg’
Ahh, Thank you, I (wrongly) assumed that WordPress behaved in much the same way as the Rails Asset Pipeline behaves and compiled all the assets minifying css and javascript in the process. Thank you for the clarification. Strange that such an advanced platform as WP doesn’t do this.
OK, thats cool, thanks.
So could you clarify something for me please?
Your last responsebut really u should serve them via CDN
implies that either gbBooster or MaxCDN are active and not both?
So gdBooster has no effect on any assets at all other than to serve maxCDN content when maxCDN is enabled? I assumed that gdBooster would continue working the way it always has on assets not served by maxCDN?
Or are you just saying that if I enable maxCDN then it would be better to serve all assets that way than to rely on gdBoost?I’ll get the ssl cert sorted and set up a sub domain once I’m happy that everything works the way I need. I’m doing some more testing today but in the mean time have you made any progress towards solving the above issue, I have specifically only requested that images are served by maxCDN so have you made any progress on why javasript and css have maxCDN url’s?
Looking at the page source it looks like the javascript is also trying to be served by the maxcdn url
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