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  • Thread Starter aldorr

    (@aldorr)

    Thanks Pierre,

    I think you’re right. Probably not great to run on shared hosting? Even though they provide the apcu plugin automatically installed. The hosting says:

    In general, the following extensions are installed:

    • apcu

    But I can’t find much more info about it in the hosting support page. If I write to them to ask, what, specifically would I need to know?

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter aldorr

    (@aldorr)

    Now, I know, I’m just being ridiculous…

    The /buddydrive page also has a tab for “Between Friends” and “Between Members”, but it seems a “Group Files” tab would also be a good fit here.

    Cheers,
    Allan

    Thread Starter aldorr

    (@aldorr)

    Hi again,

    And now I just realized, there doesn’t seem to be an easy way to see all the files that belong to all a user’s groups at the same time. There is a separate section for each group’s files. This makes for a lot of different places to click around to find all the documents that have been shared with the user.

    Would it be possible, at the very least, to have a tab at the top of the list of groups, to see “all my groups’ files”.

    The WP Events Manager plugin has this for all the events that are shared with a group.

    Thanks again,
    Allan

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [BuddyDrive] New install

    Do you have any debug output from WordPress?
    i.e. define( 'WP_DEBUG', true ); in wp_config, and see if any errors show up.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by aldorr. Reason: forgot code tag
    Thread Starter aldorr

    (@aldorr)

    It seems like you were on the verge of making this happen with the new UI:
    Show Public Files in a Specific Page

    Thread Starter aldorr

    (@aldorr)

    No, thank you! I wish I could find an explanation, but, alas, downgrading to 5.5.9 brings back the issue.

    The issue seemed to only arise with images taken by my Motorola G4 phone. But why it suddenly started happening after cleaning out the posts and media library, I can not say.

    If I run into anything else, I’ll definitely keep you posted.

    Thread Starter aldorr

    (@aldorr)

    Local:
    PHP – 5.6.30
    MLA – 2.54

    Live:
    PHP – 5.5.9
    MLA – 2.54

    I changed the live PHP version to 5.6.31
    Now the images I already have in the library can be read… and I can upload, and they are also read.

    I’m assuming that there was something wrong with my php config, although… that hasn’t changed.
    So, I’ll stick with 5.6, for sure.

    Thanks for all your patience and help. Of course, if you’d still like to figure out why it won’t load the GPS data with php 5.5.9, then let me know what I can do.

    Cheers,
    aldorr

    Thread Starter aldorr

    (@aldorr)

    Thanks for checking on that and explaining what the SectionsFound area means. Oddly, when I re-download the file, either via ftp or from the Media Assistant “Download” button, my local system still finds the Latitude and Longitude values.
    Here’s a link to the re-downloaded file. It looks the same to me.

    (The file has the same name, but it really is the one downloaded. Notice different creation dates.)

    Thanks again!

    Thread Starter aldorr

    (@aldorr)

    Hi David,

    Thanks for your reply.

    In the MLA Custom Fields Settings I set up the following mappings:
    meta:image_meta.latitude template ([+exif:GPS.LatitudeSDD+])
    meta:image_meta.longitude template ([+exif:GPS.LongitudeSDD+])

    On my local setup, this reads the latitude and longitude out of the image’s EXIF GPS info and adds it to the WP attachment. This is what I expected it to do on the live site as well.

    The debug output came from the Debug Tab in the MLA Plugin (the WP Debug Log). I set “MLA Reporting” to 16, and it output an array of metadata for me to peruse. It looks like it’s supposed to be the full metadata in the image’s EXIF.

    Here’s a zip file with one image that works both locally and live, and one which doesn’t.
    There is also some debug output for the one which doesn’t work live and does work locally.
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/arsn9ucn1mz0yfr/EXIF-images-debug.zip?dl=0

    Hope this helps. The only other plugin that might be intercepting images somehow is the Wordfence plugin. But even with that deactivated, I get the same issue.

    Any ideas? Thanks,
    aldorr

    A quick look at the code and the current APIs suggest that events_manager.js is calling a deprecated version of the Google Maps API. It loads 3.24 (3.26 is currently Release). And there may be additional calls to the API, which were removed or greatly changed.
    I haven’t gotten rid of the error myself, but am assuming there will soon be an update.
    Hope this helps.

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