MG 2.2 Thumbnails not showing at all or Updating

ActorMike

ActorMike

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Two different issues I've notice.

1- On the album preview with 4 thumbnails, one of the thumbnail photos was removed from the gallery, but still shows on the album preview even after deleting browser cache. The photo of the couple below was removed months ago from the album which actually only has 3 photos in it.

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2. Intermittently when a user creates a new album the thumbnails are not generated, but when the placeholder is clicked. the full-sized image is shown as expected. But 4 days ago someone else posted photos and the thumbnails are fine.

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Added $config['maxImageResizePixelCount'] = 30000000; to my config file and regenerated thumbnails and it worked.

Suggestion- Since cameras are getting higher and higher resolution this might need to have built-in support for higher resolutions in the future or some other want to address the issue.
 
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Brogan said:
That is the built in support.

The limit is set to 20M by default due to server limitations on shared hosting, etc.
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Yes, which was determined in what year? Times are changing, the new Samsung/Iphones are going to take larger images, which is why this is something we've just started seeing happen this year despite having the same settings for years.
 
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ActorMike said:
Added $config['maxImageResizePixelCount'] = 30000000; to my config file and regenerated thumbnails and it worked.

Suggestion- Since cameras are getting higher and higher resolution this might need to have built-in support for higher resolutions in the future or some other want to address the issue.
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I intervened but when we add this to the config.php file, is the problem solved for now?

$config['maxImageResizePixelCount'] = 30000000;
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ActorMike said:
Yes, which was determined in what year? Times are changing, the new Samsung/Iphones are going to take larger images, which is why this is something we've just started seeing happen this year despite having the same settings for years.
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Shared hosting limitations are still the same, regardless of phone capabilities.
 
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Brogan said:
Shared hosting limitations are still the same, regardless of phone capabilities.
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Well, at least there is a workaround. :-) We've had our own server since 1998, so I don't know anything about shared hosting, but as with everything in technology, it all adapts to accommodate what the users/businesses need. What is happening on occasion, will soon be the "norm".

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Found this old thread, due to a similar issue in Media with a particular user's recent images. The thumbnails were not generating on his images. Had him email me one of them, and uploaded it myself, same result.

Added ActorMike's code to my config and now it works.

So what did I do, and is this really the long-term solution?
 
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motowebmaster said:
So what did I do, and is this really the long-term solution?
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Long term. It increases the pixel count permitted. As you can see, the developer limits this by default citing shared hosting concerns, however I whole heartedly disagree and as resolutions on cell phones increase, so will this problem. The limit is not user-friendly. At least there is a workaround, but I suspect there are forums impacted by this and don't even realize it.
 
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XF 2.3 should address that more elegantly by performing resizing client-side before the image is sent to the server.

Chris D

XF 2.3 Thread 'Image optimization, enhanced image resizing, and more!'

Image optimization with WebP support​

Arguably, we could have talked about this in our bumper Boosting performance entry but it wasn't quite ready to be shown at that point. (I started working on it this week and I haven't yet mastered the art of time travel).

Initially the scope of our WebP support in XenForo 2.3 was to merely allow users to upload WebP files and have them correctly displayed inline. This would have been a positive change on its own as the format becomes more prevalent across the web, but it doesn't really do much on its own to solve the issue of disk usage...
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