Doesn't work on wordpress 3.5

[cfdev]

Hi, Many thanks for this plugin!!!

But with the new media manager of wordpress 3.5, your plugin doesn't work :( ...

[WPsites]

Hmmm, thought I checked that on the beta and it worked ok. I will look into it.

[cfdev]

There is an way what works! see attached files

resize_way_ok:

resize_way_NOT:

[timbunch]

Likewise, IE+Flash don't play well with it in WP3.5. No complaints in Chrome, that I saw.

[cfdev]

I have Firefox v17.0.1

[WPsites]

There was no problem with the media page as it hasn't changed much. It was the media manager when editing a post/page that works in a totally different way.

I fixed that problem but had to remove the tick box for enable/disable. So now if the plugin is installed and enabled it's going to try and resize your images. If you don't want this then just disable the plugin.

The switch to Flash on incompatible browsers doesn't seem to work too good on the new media manager so there is still work to be done but it should now work for more of you as long as you either have a HTML5 browser or you use the media section rather than upload images from the post/page edit screen.

[cfdev]

| There was no problem with the media page as it hasn't changed much. Yes always work for me.

| It was the media manager when editing a post/page that works in a totally different way. | I fixed that problem Failed for me :( with v0.7

[WPsites]

I've just tried it in Firefox 5, IE 8, Chrome and Safari without problems so not sure what's going wrong there.

[dvanoss]

When I updated to version 0.8 I get a "Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_max_upload_size() in /home/xxxxxxx/public_html/main/wp-content/plugins/resize-images-before-upload/resize-images-before-upload.php on line 28". I have to delete the plugin via FTP in order to have access to my site again. I'm using Wordpress 3.4.2 (3.5 causes problems with my Admin).

[WPsites]

hmm.. wp_max_upload_size() has been around since 2.5.0

[WPsites]

dvanoss: a new version is being uploaded right now that checks the wp_max_upload_size() function is defined, if not then the value is just taken from ini_get('upload_max_filesize'). Should solve your problem.

[dvanoss]

Excellent - that did the trick.

[matachi]

I'm running Wordpress 3.5 and 0.9 of this plugin, and I'm also experiencing problems. I have the exact same problem as this guy: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/does-not-workfor-some-reason

[cfdev]

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/does-not-workfor-some-reason +1 try with this image: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a2/Polycyclic_Aromatic_Hydrocarbons_In_Space.jpg

[WPsites]

I've just pushed a new version up to the WordPress repository that should hopefully solve your problems. Let me know if that's not the case.

[matachi]

Nope, doesn't work with the new media uploader.

[WPsites]

MaTachi: what browser are you using? Has it got Flash installed? (flash is only needed for browsers that don't do HTML5 too well)

Have you been shown the alert that says Flash is needed?

Does the media section allow you to upload or is that broken as well as manage media from within a post/page?

Thanks for your feedback. Hopefully this issues will be sorted soon.

[matachi]

Firefox 17 and I have Flash installed. No alerts regarding missing Flash.

I recorded a video of the problem: http://youtu.be/oTRAWUxziCY As you can see is the first image I upload through the old media uploader resized to width 570, while the second image that I upload through the new media uploader in a post isn't resized.

[WPsites]

Firefox 17 should be compatible and won't need the Flash runtime, which is why you won't have seen that alert.

I updated my version of Firefox (not to 17 though, it only allowed me to upgrade to 12) and at first few times I tried I also had the same problem as you. But then I edited the plugin file and because I had a syntax error in the code WP disabled the plugin; I then reverted back to the old version and enabled the plugin and then upload worked fine, resizing the images!?

I'm thinking something somewhere is getting cached, maybe an option or something and maybe the act of disabling and re-enabling the plugin is clearing this or something.

Can you try making sure your browser cache is clear, and nothing else is being cached and then disable/re-enable the plugin and see if that helps.

Otherwise I really am stuck here.. It seems pretty much impossible to debug exactly what Plupload is doing in the background.

[matachi]

I cleared the browser cache, disabled and enabled the plugin, uploaded an image and it wasn't resized.

[WPsites]

OK. Others seem to be still experiencing problems. I'm going to have to look into it further.

[jayharle]

I'm reporting the same exact issue as well as shown in MaTachi 's video.

[WPsites]

Hopefully I've managed to fix this in version 1.2 which I've just uploaded.

Please let me know.

[matachi]

I updated the plugin to 1.2 and WordPress to 3.5.1, and it seems to work now. I haven't done any extensive testing tho, only with 3 images. Thank you very much!

[jayharle]

I tested this last night and all appears to be well for me. Thanks!! On Jan 31, 2013 2:04 PM, "MaTachi" notifications@github.com wrote:

I updated the plugin to 1.2 and WordPress to 3.5.1, and it seems to work now. I haven't done any extensive testing tho, only with 2 images. Thanks!

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/WPsites/Resize-images-before-upload/issues/1#issuecomment-12962714.

[cfdev]

it working !! Many thanks ! :)