Paolo

Ok, in that case you should create a 301 redirect for those links. It will save you losing rankings.

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Hi Jason,

the problem with the media library is that it creates 4 extra sizes for each image (unless you put them all to zero) and also create a post type attachment in the database for each size. For each image you end up having from 1 to 5 extra posts in the database, that you will never use and will make your wp_post and wp_postmeta tables huge for nothing.

Thus, using the media library isn’t really a good option and that is why we use a separate uploading script.

Not duplicating images with the same file name during CSV import, would require the import script to 1st check for each image name and then verify if it already exist (we would probably need to create a db table just for that) and if it doesn’t, upload it. It would add a lot of extra operations that would make the speed of the import decrease dramatically.

Considering that using the same images on multiple articles decreases their SEO value for Google, we never really saw this as a big problem.

After all, it’s much better to have a big upload folder, than a big database. The 1st problem can be solved adding extra storage space, but it won’t slow down your website, while the second is much more difficult to handle.

These are my considerations, I’ve flagged this for the developing team to share their thoughts too. They are the smartest people I know and maybe they can come up with a solution that I fail to see.

They’ll let us know asap.

Thanks for your patience,

Ok the developer has been alerted, he’ll let us know asap.

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hi,

I see all your licenses inactive. I see that last time you bought a subscription, you purchased a new one instead of renewing the old one.

You probably have the old expired license keys in the auto updates / licensing page.

If you provide a link and admin credentials I’ll confirm.

Let us know,

Thank you,

Hi Ron,

I suspect the problem is linked to the caching system built in your hosting plan. WordPress managed plan that don’t allow to disable their built in cache system are not compatible with GD.

I asked to Stiofan to confirm. He’ll let you know asap.

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Hi,

not without a customization, I’m sorry.

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Hi,

draft don’t disappear on their own, it must have been a plugin.

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