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Occasionally I run into a problem when storing images locally. CyberSEO will stop on that post and continue no further when it can't get the images for a specific post. The error returned is this:
Error: Could not insert post into the database
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Is there any way, through executing lines in the “PHP Code” box or through an extra setting, to have CyberSEO first attempt to store the images locally, but fall back to using the original src upon failure? I run into this quite often, sometimes for no apparent reason.
Example:
CyberSEO Domain = Domain1.com
Source Domain = Domain2.com
If image successfully downloads, img src = domain1.com's url{
Else{ img src = orginal img src on domain2.com}
I hope this makes sense.
Thanks!
Actually the plugin is used to work exactly that way you suggested above. So it seems there is some problem in your case. Can you show me example (you can PM it if you don't want to post your site here), or tell me how exactly can I reproduce the mentioned error on my own test blog.
Unfortunately I was unable to re-produce the problem mentioned above. Could you please enable debug mode (define('WP_DEBUG', true); in wp-config.php) and post here all the error messages, warnings and notes you are receiving along with “Could not insert post into the database”?
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I also have a question about storing images locally i wasnt sure if i should create a new topic with the same title so i just piggybacked this one. I use this code to get flv automatically, and on the tools section i have selected image path cloaking. Both wp-content and wp-content/uploads are 777. This code works on other sites so i cant figuire out the the issue:
//
$post ['custom_fields'] ['sponsor'] ='BisexDigital.com';
$post ['custom_fields'] ['paysite_url'] = '
Login to see this link.;;
// “sponsor” field
$post ['custom_fields'] ['site'] = '';
$post ['custom_fields'] ['sponsordesc'] = '<a href=”http://www.xbisexuals.com/bsd.php” target=”_blank”>BisexDigital.com</a> – The biggest on-line resource for bisexual porn action, BiSexDigital.com brings you the highest quality bisexual porn available on the net! Browse our massive bisexual adult dvd collection, because its fun to share!';
// format clip's duration as mm:ss
$post ['custom_fields'] ['duration'] = date ( 'i:s', $post ['custom_fields'] ['duration'] );
// fake random time from 0:20:00 to 2:00:00
$post ['custom_fields'] ['time'] = date ( 'i:s', rand ( 1200, 72000 ) );
// create an URL of thumb from it's path and file name
$screen = $post ['custom_fields'] ['screen'];
if (is_array ( $screen )) {
$post ['custom_fields'] ['thumbnail'] = $post ['custom_fields'] ['screen_url'] . $screen [rand ( 0, count ( $screen ) – 1 )];
} else {
$post ['custom_fields'] ['thumbnail'] = $post ['custom_fields'] ['screen_url'] . $screen;
}
// uncomment the line below to store thumbnails on your server
cseo_store_image ('thumb', $post ['post_title']);
// since FLV videos have no unique GUID's let's use their URL's as post GUID's
$post ['custom_fields'] ['hostedflv'] = $post ['guid'] = $post ['custom_fields'] ['clip_url'] . $post ['custom_fields'] ['flv'];
// now let's delete all useless custom fields
unset ( $post ['custom_fields'] ['screen_url'] );
unset ( $post ['custom_fields'] ['screen'] );
unset ( $post ['custom_fields'] ['clip_url'] );
unset ( $post ['custom_fields'] ['flv'] );
I believe the “image path cloaking” is the issue, because it doesn't work on all hosts. For example, it doesn't work if you are using the nginx server to process the static content. Try to disable the “image path cloaking” option.
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