Hello @getdave,
I'm trying to create a on-demand image resizing with Wordpress and your plugin helps me a lot 👍 .
I can access to URLs like this BASE_URL/app/uploads/2020/02/food-photographer-i-david-fedulov-X92WLoaQ1_o-unsplash.jpg/?width=500&quality=80 with different widths to generate and get different images but changing quality parameter always return the same image.
I think it is because quality parameter is never used in file name creation, so the cached version is returned.
Maybe it should be pushed to $args array here
|
private function set_cache_file_path() { |
|
// Strip PHP callables out of the args |
|
$args = $this->strip_callables( $this->intervention_args ); |
|
|
|
// Sort the array by key to ensure consistency of caching filename |
|
ksort( $args ); |
|
|
|
$file_pathinfo = pathinfo( $this->src ); |
|
|
|
$ext = $file_pathinfo['extension']; |
|
|
|
$new_filename = $file_pathinfo['filename'] . '-' . crc32( $this->r_implode( $args, '-' ) ) . '.' . $ext; |
|
|
|
// Enable filtering of the filename on a per file basis |
|
$new_filename = apply_filters( 'wpi_cache_file_name', $new_filename, $file_pathinfo['filename'], $ext, $args ); |
|
|
|
$this->cache_file_path = WP_Intervention::get_cache_dir() . $new_filename; |
|
} |
Someting like :
$args['quality'] = $this->options['quality'];
on line 135.
I can make a PR or add detailed code if you want more infos on my use case.
Hello @getdave,
I'm trying to create a on-demand image resizing with Wordpress and your plugin helps me a lot 👍 .
I can access to URLs like this
BASE_URL/app/uploads/2020/02/food-photographer-i-david-fedulov-X92WLoaQ1_o-unsplash.jpg/?width=500&quality=80with different widths to generate and get different images but changingqualityparameter always return the same image.I think it is because quality parameter is never used in file name creation, so the cached version is returned.
Maybe it should be pushed to $args array here
wp-intervention/src/intervention-wrapper.php
Lines 132 to 149 in b5478fb
Someting like :
on line 135.
I can make a PR or add detailed code if you want more infos on my use case.