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  • Thread Starter garany

    (@garany)

    Thank you! These links were very useful and they have led me to the solution.
    In the end I’ve installed the Imagemagick Engine plugin which lets me use Imegemagick without needing the PHP library on the server (that I don’t have access to).
    So, installed the plugin, and with Imagemagick I’ve regenerated the thumbnails of all images in the Media library and they did not lose their geotags 🙂 Thanks a lot!! 🙂

    Hi,
    Please disregard my previous comment, while it did work partially, it caused the map to not display properly. Here’s what did the trick for me:
    If you don’t have ssh access on the server, it is better to install wp locally or on a server you have ssh access, run composer install and then copy the geotagged-media folder into the plugins library of wordpress. Worked for me.

    Thread Starter garany

    (@garany)

    This was caused by a corrupted install of composer.
    If you don’t have ssh access on the server, it is better to install wp locally or on a server you have ssh access, run composer install and then copy the geotagged-media folder into the plugins library of wordpress. Worked for me.

    Hello Arnoud,
    Try this:
    https://ashiagbor.com/my-blog/how-to-run-composer-on-a-shared-hosting-server/

    Apparently a ‘composer install’ command needs to be run in the plugin’s directory after it’s installed. Luckily this above article describes how to do it when you don’t have ssh access to the server.

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