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Hi there,
Warnings are not relevant unless they are having an ill effect on your website. I would disable error reporting on your live site. The latest version of Express is 4.1.1. It should be able to upgrade from within your WordPress install.
Hi there – it appears Symbiostock is not applying any licenses to your products. This means you have likely edited the filters used in the licenses from the default and this has caused an exclusion.
Please install Symbiostock on a separate test server (or completely remove WordPress and start again) but follow the Symbiostock guide to get started. Licenses should then work and Symbiostock uploads will be in stock and purchaseable.
Hi there – this relates to where session variables (cookies) are stored on your server. This is a hosting issue and has nothing to do with Symbiostock or WordPress. I suggest you contact your host regarding it.
Hi Randy,
This means that your current host is managing your nameservers. Usually it is your webhost that does this, or you can manage them yourself. You can also use Cloudflare or other third parties. In your case, an easy option is to switch so that GoDaddy is managing your nameservers. So in your domain settings, you can switch it to be managed by GoDaddy, then follow their guides to point it to your Lightsail IP. This appears to be a good place to start:
https://au.godaddy.com/help/view-my-dns-settings-19182
Yes they are being regenerated sequencially by the processor. The version varies but a newer version is a good bet.
We have found that differing versions of imagick behave differently with vectors. You can ask your host to change the version to see if that works.
You can force Symbiostock to regenerate all thumbnails by changing the watermark percentage.
It is possible if you are able to create a folder on your Digital Ocean server that points to BackBlaze (a virtual directory). How this is accomplished, you will have to research and/or contact the companies to determine, but it is possible.
Thanks for sharing your resolution, Tony.
Thanks for the fantastic review Tobias!
I think a customized PDF would be a bit tough – but an easy solution is to have a standard PDF with your licensing information on it and add that link to the download email.
Very good to hear Tobias! 🙂
The best way to thank us is to leave us a review on WordPress if you are satisfied with our support:
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/symbiostock/reviews/#new-post
Reviews really help promote the software – thanks!
Hi there – this is a WooCommerce / WordPress issue and Symbiostock does not involve itself in that process. However, the Symbiostock Bulk Import plugin does allow you to change keywords and categories in bulk, and overrides all current settings when doing so.
Symbiostock has been developed to be expandable as everything is done seqientially by the processor. We have tested it with a million records and it works fine. However WordPress and Woocommerce add a lot of database records for each product so it’s s more about database processing than file storage.
1) This is a WooCommerce question, so you should research that separately. One is a WooCommerce login page and one is a WordPress login page. They pretty much do the same thing, I believe, but you would have to research to make sure.
2) This is again all WooCommerce and WordPress, not Symbiostock. You would have to research a plugin or something.
3) Same as above. Nothing to do with Symbiostock. Might be a server issue, or your email is being blocked by the receiver as considered spam, or it is in the spam folder, or the server is not sending out mail.
Hi there – if it cannot process only certain images, then it is likely a server error or the images are corrupt. If it is a server error, if you do not have Imagick installed then it might be a memory/CPU limitation. If you do have Imagick installed it may still be a resource limitation, but it is more likely it is a corrupted image.