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Well the screenshot says "No Image Handler Found". Something you installed has an errant SQL install script which removed the IH4 version info from the configuration table.. So try un-installing (by clicking the UNINSTALL link) and reinstalling (by clicking the INSTALL link). If that doesn't work, then try uploading the files again and see if the install kicks off..Quote:
Originally Posted by Parafanaylya
Dunno..Quote:
Originally Posted by andy1234
what's missing to get help is:
- a link to the product where the issue exists to see the issue
- the other modules you installed
- where you got the IH4 version you are using
If it's the beta version on Github, there's NO SUPPORT for it until it is officially submitted (which hasn't happened yet as I'm waiting for feedback from some latecomer beta testers..) IH4 works if installed correctly.. So try un-installing (by clicking the UNINSTALL link) and reinstalling (by clicking the INSTALL link). If that doesn't work, then try uploading the files again and see if the install kicks off..
Thanks - all working again. Back in the 60's my Dad called computers GIGO machines. Garbage In, Garbage Out. My error. Read your install instructions CAREFULLY, re-installed, all working.Quote:
Originally Posted by DivaVocals
:D
Also suggest that you re-read the readme file.. in particular the parts about the image hover feature.. (hint: check your settings)Quote:
Originally Posted by DivaVocals
Otherwise you will need to post the information we ALWAYS ask people to post when asking for help
- link to page with the issue -- we are volunteers so don't make us hunt through your whole site to find the issue
- image settings
- other modules installed
- etc.. (see page 1 of the support thread for tips on what we need when you need help)
I'm rebuilding my zc 1.3.9h livesite from scratch on zc1.54. test site, with new template but imported existing database. I've installed IH4 on test site and all appears well thus far.
Can/should I copy the bmz_cache from old site to new?
Thank you.
Can, but shouldn't. The files in the bmz_cache are auto generated if they don't previously exist. There is no value added in copying the files (or folders) over. Also, depending on where you obtained a copy to use with 1.5.4 (ie if obtained from the link in this thread to github) then the currently existing bmz_cache directories and filenames will be "wrong" anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by soxophoneplayer
I've got a client that's got slews of images (and a newly-converted store that's using IH-4). Has anyone developed a script to run through the current products' definitions and mass-convert all if the images in one-swell-foop? The image conversion is currently adversely affecting the store's page-load times.
If you are asking is there a script that does the caching en masses, there isn't one that I am aware of.. The caching is done on the fly as the page is loaded for the 1st time.. Does this client have extra large image files??Quote:
Originally Posted by lat9
Could always run a "spider" such as "Link Checker" against the website during non-peak hours (and configure to delay a bit between requests). Not ideal, but would solve the issue without requiring much "touch time" (or creating a script).Quote:
... Has anyone developed a script to run through the current products' definitions and mass-convert all if the images in one-swell-foop? ...
Yes, some of the images are quite large; I'm seeing something on the order of 1-second per conversion and the site displays 9 Specials and 9 Featured products on the main page.Quote:
Originally Posted by DivaVocals
Thanks, lhungil, I'll look into that Link Checker.Quote:
Originally Posted by lhungil