Hello Mark, what options you chose to generate the .zip? And which version of your WordPress?
Hi. I have the latest WP version, and I ticked to download gifs only; and when that gave me an error, I ticked gifs and jpegs only: same error.
Selected the Post Types, or only Mime Types?
Ok, I will check this problem and correct.
Thank you for feedback 😉
Ok great. Let me know when it’s fixed so I can run it again.
Thanks
I will try to fix this by tomorrow, accompany this post I’ll let you know.
Hi Mark,
Update to new version please.
Sorry, but I get the same error.
– I have just installed a fresh WP site (because I don’t want to test on a live site, yet),
– added the plugin (through the dashboard > Plugins area
– uploaded 4 test images to media library
– went to the ‘Download Media Library’ page, turned off all tick boxes, and selected image/jpeg only.
– clicked ‘Download zip’ and the zip file tries to open, then gives the same error above.
Any ideas?
Hang on. I’ve just got it to work.
My first attempt was on a WP network install (new site), and I ‘updated’ the already installed plugin = fail.
I’ve now added the (brand new) plugin to my existing live site (not a network install) and it worked.
🙂
A feature request: to keep the existing folder structure. I can see why you’ve created it the way you have, and that’s really good for people looking to have a better naming convention for their files, however, maybe a tick-box to keep structure ‘as is’ would be a nice addition.
Thanks.
Hi Mark, that’s good 🙂
That your suggestion is interesting, I will study it for the next versions.
Thanks
