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@Semmick Photo wrote:
Well, if 15MP and 4MB is too large for the system I might as well pack up and go home. Why did I buy a 20MP Canon 6D again? I do hope Symbiostock actually allows me to process images. Thats kind of the whole point of it. LOL. I am off to bed. I am annoyed now 😉
The largest file I have processed is about 13.5 MB in size.
I’m not sure what the largest MP size is, but I know that I have done a few 16 MP.
I’m on an older version (2.5.7), but I don’t think that was modified in the new release (AFAIK).
Here are some images for space:
@marthamarks wrote:
@shazamimages wrote:
Don’t trust the cpanel.
If you can’t trust your cpanel, who can you trust? :/
GhostBusters! 😀
@stockphoto-images.com wrote:
Any ideas?
I took a look at the page source for one of your pages and it seems that you have four different Google Analytics scripts.
My website only has one script for Google Analytics.
@cathyslife stockphotos wrote:
I think that yoast might be a general guideline, and designed for more content type sites, rather than images.
+1
If you don’t want to upgrade Symbiostock, then I believe that you need to have PHP downgraded to 5.3.
PHP version looks incorrect. It should be 5.something.
Bluehost seems to be changing PHP versions (and lots of other things) without warning their customers.
To check what php version you have, create a file named info.php with the following:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>and put it in root html folder.
Then go to yoursite.com/info.php and it will show you the correct version.
It looks like a PHP version issue.
Who is your host? What is your PHP version? What version of Symbio are you running?
@Spectral-design.net wrote:
Got my first sale today 🙂
Awesome.
@cathyslife stockphotos wrote:
Neither, i would like them displayed like local results, like ajt suggested. No scrolling.
+1
You might want to bring this up with plrang. He is the one that created SyXtra (which has the zoom feature). Maybe he can figure out a way to modify the plugin so that it will work the way you want.
@marthamarks wrote:
@michal B wrote:
you’re right Martha .. Had I thought about it earlier…
Yeah, hindsight is great, ain’t it? 🙂
And unfortunately, even if you get the upload limit raised, it can revert without warning. I had that happen a couple of weeks back.
That only seems to happen on certain hosts. GoDaddy has never changed anything on me.
@jorodrigues wrote:
I think the logical progression would be you select your various options and then the button says add to your cart. When you click on it, it adds your selection and options to the cart. As a consumer that is what I would expect to happen. It doesn’t need to be a popup confirmation just that it ONLY gets added to the cart once you click on the big button below that currently says “Download ($0.00)”.
I would also like to have the ability of a cart without needing a user, but the issue seem to be that the cart is tied to a user. So you can’t have a cart at this point without a customer registering / logging in.
Category Meta plugin is some sort of WordPress plugin.
You can find it here:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-category-meta/developers/Funny thing is that the plugin hasn’t been updated in two years.
