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Thanks for that Hebstreit – been fixed. Your orders have all been processed and you should have received emails to download the plugins.
Everything is now released. We have also created a free Symbiostock Video Diagnostic plugin so if you are interested in purchasing Symbiostock Video, you can download this and test your system to see if it is likely you will be able to process videos:
http://www.symbiostock.org/shop/
We’re basically spending all our time on the hosting system and getting 3.0 tested. Shouldn’t be too long now, but we want everything to be solid without issues.
Again, there is no feasible way to host images elsewhere unless you use symlinks within Linux, and even so, you’d need an extremely fast connection to it. PHP needs to access those originals quickly for thumbnailing and sales.
Hosting the originals remotely will be very difficult unless you are using symlinks within Linux.
We’ve switched upgrading systems with all our plugins to a new one so once 3.0 is released, all previous customers of paid plugins will have to re-download a fresh version as the update system will be disconnected.
Don’t worry, we’ll make it as easy as possible. New version is not out yet.
Pretty much the same issue for me. It isn’t really loading consistently.
To be honest, I’m not sure why that is happening.
It doesn’t seem to be an issue here, for example:
https://henri.photo/stock-images/hakaniemi-market-square/
In Symbiostock 3.0 you can set the ss_media directory manually, and it is by default moved to the uploads directory, so that will be rectified. Whether other issues may arise or not, I’m not sure. But it seems somewhat unlikely.
Okay, actually it is not working for me – but when I click on ‘inspect element’ it starts working.
First thing’s first. Use a built in standard wordpress theme and see if that fixes the issue.
Works for me:
There is no planned release date for multisite compatibility as it is very low on our priority list. With Symbiostock 3.0, which should be released soon, you can test it out in a multisite environment, but no guarantees can be made.
Yeah theme stuff can be finicky sometimes. Glad it worked out.
Go into the Symbiostock settings and disable ‘Auto-filter Licenses during save’ – see if that solves your issue. If you do this, however, global licenses will not auto apply when you save products.
The best way to do this is not to use WooCommerce to manage your attributes but to just add a hook into your theme that removes the additional information tab altogether.
Can you explain where the ‘Visible on the front page’ option is? Symbiostock should not be touching that if it is a setting that WooCommerce sets.
They always say it’s much faster, but then you run an average site and realize that slowdown has nothing to do with PHP and all to do with everything else. With Symbiostock, PHP is not the issue – PHP performs very few calculations (unless you’re using the GD library). A majority of the resources (and I mean 95%) is database querying and image manipulation, both of which are done using external software. And this is just server side. 99% of the speed that the end user experiences has to do with their distance to the server and the strength of their internet connection.
What that all means is the average user, guaranteed, will experience literally the exact same speed running a site on PHP4 or PHP7.
Symbiostock is not currently compatible with PHP7