Hi,
Could you provide us with some more information about your problem? What error message do you see and what does the connection status on the media options page tell you? Does the media page tell you that the files were compressed or not?
If you could send this information (and perhaps some screenshots) to [email protected] we can take a look at it.
I downgraded the plugin and get this error hitting the compress button:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/popdirt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/tiny-compress-images/src/class-tiny-plugin.php on line 98
Compressed 1 out of 1 sizes
Total size: 16 kB
Compressed size: 16 kB
Looks like the 1.2.0 version did compress the images, and didn’t flash the above error, but just didn’t indicate it in the Media Library (ie. said “Compressed 0 out of 1 sizes” and a compress button).
You are correct. We introduced a bug while solving the warning that you see with 1.1.0. The problem was that we forgot to save the results of the compression of the original in the database in cases where the 1.1.0 showed a warning, but the compression did take place.
We have released a bug fix version 1.2.1 that solves that problem. Could you try that version and see if it works correctly for you?
New version works compressing files individually without producing the error message, but does not work doing bulk compression.
That’s unfortunate to hear. We went and investigated this issue but were unable to reproduce it in our development environment. Perhaps the reason behind the warning you were seeing is related to this problem as well.
Could you please provide us with your WordPress version, a list of plugins you use and all the steps you took (perhaps accompanied with some screenshots) so that we can narrow down the problem as much as possible?
Please contact us at [email protected] so we can look into your problem.
