By Ralf Storm on Monday, 05 November 2018
Posted in General Issues
Replies 1
Likes 0
Views 488
Votes 0
Dear all,

I have a question regarding efficent workflow with the Image Block and EasyBlog Media Manager.

Before installing EasyBlog, I would upload correctly scaled images (original size = max size suitable to my web page) via FTP and insert them via the JCE Media Manager from the JCE Editor. Worked fine for me.


I tried that also with EasyBlog via the shared easyblog_shared folder: upload large/original size via FTP.

However
- no "thumbnail" in Media Manager _prior_ to image insertion
- a dublicate "large" image after insertion is created (same pixel dimensions). Page source uses the file uploaded, though.


In effect:
- FTP upload of "picture.jpg"
- EasyBlog creates "XXXXX_large_picture.jpg" and "XXXXX_thumbnail_picture.jpg"
- Post contains "picture.jpg"



Is the usage of pre-scaled images uploaded via FTP this way not supported? I.e. should I upload only via EasyBlog uploader to avoid dublicates?

Or is there a possibility to "import" these pre-scaled and pre-uploaded files without creating a 100% dublicate?

Kind Regards
Ralf
Hi there,

Is the usage of pre-scaled images uploaded via FTP this way not supported? I.e. should I upload only via EasyBlog uploader to avoid dublicates?

It is not supported to do this currently. In order to make sure it optimise usage, you will need to manually upload your image via Easyblog uploader itself as Easyblog will compress and create all needed variations on your sites and to avoid duplications of images on your site.

Hope this clarify them and hanks for your understanding.
·
Monday, 05 November 2018 11:48
·
0 Likes
·
0 Votes
·
0 Comments
·
View Full Post