Convert image [Paid] 4.7

[AndyB]

AndyB submitted a new resource:

Convert image - Converts hot linked images to attachments.

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For $25.00 USD this add-on along with the entire collection may be downloaded for up to one year. Please see the colletion in the Resources area at this URL:

https://www.xf2addons.com/

Description:

Converts hot linked images to attachments.

The Convert image add-on will convert hot linked images in messages to attachments. Hot linked images are those images that have been inserted using the Image icon in the editor toolbar.

(Example of hot...

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[AndyB]

AndyB updated Convert image with a new update entry:

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Convert image v1.1 changes:

Fixed problem with Log file.

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[lookforthat]

when this converts the link to a image will it show in RSS feed?... That's what I'm hoping...

 

[RSI]

Many people like myself are already using PHP 7.x.x where ImageMagick is long gone. Are you ever going to be able to come up with a new way of making this add-on work without ImageMagick, etc.?
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[Robru]

using PHP 7.x.x where ImageMagick is long gone

ImageMagick 3.4.3. (2017-07-31) in use with PHP 7.1.9

 

[RSI]

Maybe if you have your own server and you make it work, but most hosting companies are not even going to install ImageMagick with PHP 7 because ImageMagick is considered to be depreciated now.
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[lookforthat]

Is ImageMagick slower...

 

[Robru]

Is ImageMagick slower...

Both extensions are similar in the functionality, however, Imagick allows to achieve better results with all basic operations:

• Creation of thumbnails from original photos: Imagick is faster by about 10% and generates images of higher quality, memory usage rate with Imagick is also lower than in case of GD.
• Applying the sharpening filter: Imagick performs this task several times faster than GD.
• Rotation and cropping require thumbnails re-generation which is why Imagick still stays ahead of GD.

 

[RSI]

Still missing the point. If hosting companies are not going to install it for use with PHP 7 then this add-on and the ones that require ImageMagick are completely useless. So, what's the alternative when you dont have your own server?
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[lookforthat]

Both extensions are similar in the functionality, however, Imagick allows to achieve better results with all basic operations:

• Creation of thumbnails from original photos: Imagick is faster by about 10% and generates images of higher quality, memory usage rate with Imagick is also lower than in case of GD.
• Applying the sharpening filter: Imagick performs this task several times faster than GD.
• Rotation and cropping require thumbnails re-generation which is why Imagick still stays ahead of GD.

Thanks Robru for the info!!!

 

[Lukas W.]

@AndyB your description is a bit contraty. Compare the second sentence of the text and the image:

This add-on requires a restricted Maximum attachment image dimensions setting. You cannot use 0 or blank as an option. I suggest using 1600 x 1600.

 

[lookforthat]

@AndyB your description is a bit contraty. Compare the second sentence of the text and the image:

Thanks Andy that's definitely good information to know

 

[AndyB]

AndyB updated Convert image with a new update entry:

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Convert image v1.2 changes:

Updated addon.json file.

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[AndyB]

AndyB updated Convert image with a new update entry:

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Convert image v1.3 changes:

Updated server error log phrases in PHP file.

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[rfc0001]

Hi, I'm getting the following error when setting the tmp folder in options:

Oops! We ran into some problems. Please try again later. More error details may be in the browser console.

I verified directory has 0755 permissions (was working previously with XF 1.5 add-on)

Any ideas?

 

[rfc0001]

Nevermind, looks like this was caused by WordFence XSS prevention

 

[AndyB]

AndyB updated Convert image with a new update entry:

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Convert image v1.4 changes:

Fixed problem dealing with attach_count. If the attach_count is incorrectly set to 0 when there are attachments in the post, it can result in inline embedded attachments showing as links instead of an image.

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[Ozzy47]

AndyB updated Convert image with a new update entry:

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Does this update fix all the existing problems in the databases where this addon is installed, or does this just stop it from happening again?

 

[rfc0001]

Does this update fix all the existing problems in the databases where this addon is installed, or does this just stop it from happening again?

I confirmed with Andy it does not. Here is a update query to fix all the existing attach_count mismatches:

UPDATE xf_post AS post
INNER JOIN (SELECT content_id, COUNT(content_id) AS count FROM xf_attachment
WHERE content_type = 'post'
GROUP BY content_id) attachment ON post.post_id = attachment.content_id
SET post.attach_count = attachment.count
WHERE post.attach_count <> attachment.count

After you run it you can check to make sure there are no more mismatches:

SELECT post.post_id, post.attach_count, attachment.count
FROM xf_post as post
INNER JOIN (SELECT content_id, COUNT(content_id) AS count FROM xf_attachment WHERE content_type = 'post' GROUP BY content_id) attachment ON post.post_id = attachment.content_id
WHERE post.attach_count <> attachment.count

DISCLAIMER: updating the database is risky business, and you should backup your site/database before doing so. I am not responsible for bad things that may happen

 

[Ozzy47]

So the databases are still screwed, would have been best to fix the databases in the update, the add-on messed them up, it should fix it.