Here is a fix. You must open the plugin file, and replace the line:
$imagePath = preg_replace( '/^(.*)\.' . $imageExt . '$/', sprintf( '$1-%sx%s.%s', $size[0], $size[1], $imageExt ) , $imagePath );
with this:
$original_size = getimagesize($imagePath);
$sizes = image_resize_dimensions($original_size[0], $original_size[1], $size[0], $size[1], true);
if(empty($sizes)) {
$imagePath = preg_replace( '/^(.*)\.' . $imageExt . '$/', sprintf( '$1-%sx%s.%s', $size[0], $size[1], $imageExt ) , $imagePath );
} else {
$imagePath = preg_replace( '/^(.*)\.' . $imageExt . '$/', sprintf( '$1-%sx%s.%s', $sizes[4], $sizes[5], $imageExt ) , $imagePath );
}
Thanks but that did not work 🙁 the page still takes 15 seconds to load with the plugin activated.
The slowdown is caused by the plugin generating images.
Once the images are generated (during the first page load), it should not cause slowdown any more.
If it still causes, it means, that it’s regenerating the images on every page load.
Without the fix, it could happen if one used an array of pixel dimensions for image size, and not a string named size. With the fix it shoud not happen any more.
If it still happens, maybe there are file permission problems? Or the memory is not enough to resize the images?
