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@cidepix wrote:
@sjlocke wrote:
BTW, is there no way to set categories beside individually doing it?
…Select all images that you like to apply a category…
Sorry for the terminology mixup earlier. But the issue is selecting the images. Clicking things by looking at what you want in the All Images list is fine for 5 or 10 images, but it is incredibly time consuming for larger quantities, items scattered across multiple pages of 20…
The premium plugin replaces the basic wordpress search with an improved one which handles multi-word keywords correctly:
http://www.symbiostock.com/products-page/upgrades-and-plugins/premium-upgrade/
I think with the regular search that you get the correct results only with quotes around the search term (but I’m not certain of that and you already added separate keywords on your snails – do you have some other files you can test that with?)
Regarding categories, there’s the batch editor (paid add on from leo; it’s part of the premium plugin). You can search for any keywords and then assign all or some of the results to a category.
Regarding the task you first mentioned, I think a tool like ExifTool (command line reading and writing of IPTC data)could handle getting the information – including the stocksy image number in the format Andrzej’s plugin requires after the description – into the image.
Edited to correct bulk editor to batch editor above. See posts below about the included options for category assignments from Symbiostock -> All Images
The thing that failed for me was clicking on a thumb in my purchased files area. Instead of getting the file dialog to save it to disk, I got a blank white screen. If that part works, perhaps all is well?
@7horses wrote:
Did you check -Settings -Reading -Blog pages show at most “xx (10?)” posts ?
7horses
But I’ve never changed those settings, and I see 24 images per page (or any other number if I change the Symbiostock code that sets how many per page).
I just went to check and mine says 10, which I guess is the default.
Once again, Bluehost’s summary in my cPanel main screen – the summary off to the left – says I’m at one PhP version, but I’m actually at another.
I don’t know when they switched me this time- I was one of those who earlier had been switched without any warning or info and at that time relied on the summary information – but my site appears just fine. The earlier problems of not being able to download any purchased files are apparently fixed in 2.9.4.
So I am still not happy with Bluehost in that they’re changing my PhP version without telling me and then their own interface is not giving me accurate info, but thanks to the earlier help I can check using info.php to see what I’m really running and my site is working fine.
For those still running 2.6.x and on Bluehost, this may be a big deal, however.
It’s a silly question, but do you have a valid e-mail address filled out for your admin account (Contact info)? and did you check your spam folder?
Want to post a link to your site so people can take a look and see if they can help figure this out?
In this thread there were some issues with Wordfence blocking some people. Could this be the case in your site?
http://www.symbiostock.org/topic/486/new-user-registration-problem-resolved/
Can’t help you with what you’re asking for, but you might have another approach to consider in getting what you want done.
Symbiostock’s image processor reads IPTC data and if you have everything you need in the image, and aren’t worried about adding information for SEO, you can Process to Publish versus Process to Draft.
So if you had the watermarked stocksy preview image with IPTC data, and Andrzej’s existing Stock plugin, I think with a watermark added to your Symbiostock site that was effectively blank (you get to produce the watermark image file), you’d get the minipic you need, the link to your Stocksy portfolio and no prices.
So rather than writing a plugin, the task would be to get the IPTC data into the watermarked Stocksy image, possibly easier to get done?
But the e-mail I got when I tested things after the upgrade e-mailed me the password I chose. Is it possible that when you upgraded you didn’t follow the steps in the order indicated here?
http://www.symbiostock.org/topic/411/290-important-update/
Sounds to me as if you have the old e-mailer plugin still.
Why do you believe you need to disable the e-mail plugin?
This is a bug – doesn’t affect everyone though. To work around it until there’s a fix, disable the Symbiostock cart manager plugin and you should be back to 24 images
Here are a couple of things to read about this – but I agree that it’s a complete waste of time and you should probably just overlay some type.
Make a slice of an image that’s appealing, but not terribly useful by itself; make your watermark unobtrusive visually but enough to make the image commercially useless; don’t use your best sellers…
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-disable-right-click-features-like-copy-amp-save
I added a gallery page of categories to include some of the sub categories no longer visible via the menus – as well as the list of all categories page:
http://www.digitalbristles.com/gallery/categories/
You could have a page for just subcategories of one main category if you wanted. I was very taken aback when the submenus went away, but I think that working on other ways for buyers to find content may result in something even better in the end.
So you have a page that your menu or other cart accessing functions will look for
http://jillerinstock.com/customer-licence-and-file-management-area/
That page doesn’t exist on your site, apparently.
If you look in your WP admin area at Pages, you should have one – it’ll be blank as it gets filled up on the fly – called something like Customer License and File Management (I renamed mine, so I don’t recall)
Did that page get removed? I think it’s automatically installed when the theme is. If you’re not sure, perhaps make a screen capture of the pages you have?
There is some help here you might want to review about setting up menus
http://www.symbioguides.com/getting-started/initial-setup-menus/
So I copied your file and did a diff to see what was changed.
You put the code I provided for putting model/property release status in a different place and removed a section of php altogether:
<?php
$symbiostock_post_meta = 'ss_bottom_img_page_preview_well';
do_action( 'ss_bottom_img_page_preview_well' );
?>I don’t have any collections to test on, so I don’t know if removing that section of code caused the problems you saw, but I’d at least start by putting it back in to see if things improve 🙂
I’ve put my current content-image.php on dropbox – perhaps it wasn’t clear from the snippet I provided earlier where things need to be inserted:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12956972/content-image.php
