Rimesia
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Yes.Is your tmp folder writable?
With a wrong server config you can have that.
Which version are you using? Try the last one.
I have the last one.
I turned off the "Cache Thread Last Page" option and everything is fine now.
Yes.Is your tmp folder writable?
With a wrong server config you can have that.
Which version are you using? Try the last one.
Looks like you were using File cache backend? The add-on uses the default XenForo cache system to store data and it relies on the cache system to clean up stale data so it may cause issue if your traffic is diverse with lots of pages.I'm not sure but probably this addon creates so much files in tmp with files it fills up the whole space. After that site gives error because tmp is ful.
xf_---internal-metadatas---xf_bdc_ee3d30e7dd21cc427af0c1a04d63eb25
xf_---xf_xfCssCache_5906bdc43fffaa0a9f944e4bfd09e2fc70f7d89e
-internal-metadatas---xf_xfCssCache_1837413cd4fcd74631fbefa4cc0e0068e60291c8
Tons of these things. What can I do about this ?
You can use amp-ad tag (document here) but it is rather complicated. We are looking a way to do that automatically from our end.No one knows how to add adsense?
I read somewhere that this can work with Google AMP Project. Is that correct?
The add-on converts <img /> automatically but it must be able to connect to the server hosting the image and fetch the image size (width, height). Is the image url accessible from your server?I use bd cache and also activated the AMP setting for mobile pages.
Now I get AMP error messages for all pages with a certain media site inserted. Thy php callback of the media site inserts an image like this
<img itemprop="image" alt="my alt text" src="http://my image path/image.jpg"></a>
This is valid HTML as far as I can see. However, there is an AMP error message saying "The tag 'img' may only appear as a descendant of tag 'noscript'. Did you mean 'amp-img'?"
What can I do, @xfrocks .
No, this is an external image url. But the images all have a fixed size 98 px x 160 px. I could also add width = 98 and height = 160 to my callback, so that the image dimensions are available in the img tag, if this helps.The add-on converts <img /> automatically but it must be able to connect to the server hosting the image and fetch the image size (width, height). Is the image url accessible from your server?
<img itemprop="image" alt="my alt text" src="http://my image path/image.jpg" /></a>No, this is an external image url. But the images all have a fixed size 98 px x 160 px. I could also add width = 98 and height = 160 to my callback, so that the image dimensions are available in the img tag, if this helps.
Sure, I can try this @Ugur Ilmaz .Can you change it to this and try again ? I mean add "/" in the end.
Yes, if you provide width and height yourself, the tag will be converted easier.No, this is an external image url. But the images all have a fixed size 98 px x 160 px. I could also add width = 98 and height = 160 to my callback, so that the image dimensions are available in the img tag, if this helps.
The slash at the end did the job ;-) Great! Thank you @Ugur IlmazCan you change it to this and try again ? I mean add "/" in the end.
Is it compatible with XF 1.5?
It's safe to delete if you want to but the add-on do house keeping by itself via cron so... it'll grow back anyway.Can anybody check the file size of "bdcache" in internal_data. Mine is 15gb now , I don't know should I delete it or not ? Xfrocks doesn't reply.
I have replied to your question here https://xfrocks.com/posts/5492How do I remove these from the moderator bar?
http://i.imgur.com/3Kx3mkz.png
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