Prosperent Plugin - Images Not Showing Up

[cloudnfire]

I have been using prosperent plugin since 7/11. I just noticed recently ad images suddenly stopped showing up, although I still see the description. Anybody has the same problem and know what to do about it? Any input or directions you could give me would be much appreciated.


Thanks!
Juanita

[312k1t]

I dont know how this plugin, but if you are using images with size 125x125 px (image_thumb_url), then now they are not available from the api repsonse. Now you have to use field image_url (image with size 250x250) and replace string "250x250" for "125x125".

[AcidRaZor]

I dont know how this plugin, but if you are using images with size 125x125 px (image_thumb_url), then now they are not available from the api repsonse. Now you have to use field image_url (image with size 250x250) and replace string "250x250" for "125x125".

image_thumb_url was depreciated, so what 312k1t said

[Prosperent Andrew]

replace string "250x250" for "125x125"

If you have upgraded your prosperentApi class, there is no need to do a string replace any longer. Use the imageSize parameter.

[cloudnfire]

If you have upgraded your prosperentApi class, there is no need to do a string replace any longer. Use the imageSize parameter.

OK, I know this is a stupid question, but when you don't know, you just don't know. So, I just have to ask.

How do you upgrade prosperent API class, Andrew?

I created a new API and tried that one. It doesn't work, the images are still missing.
The closest code I could find in the plugin editor in order to change the image size is this:

#wpp-products table.grid .wpp-image img {
width: 125px;
height: 125px;

I changed both to 250, that didn't work either. The images are still not showing up.

I am not sure what else to do now.

[Jamie]

If you're talking about the WP Prosperent Pro plugin, you're going to need to go through and open/edit all the files that reference 'image_thumb_url'. As mentioned above, replace every instance of 'image_thumb_url' with 'image_url'. I just fixed this problem on a few of my blogs and here are the file names I edited:

classic.phtml
list.phtml
custom.phtml
list-no-store.phtml
widget.phtml
general.phtml
general.phtml

Editing those files fixed the problem for me. The files for this plugin are spread around in several different folders so I just went through and opened all the .php and .phtml files to do a search and replace. I didn't have to change any of the size (125x125 etc) settings for the templates I'm using and I didn't have to update the API.

Use a text editor with a good search and replace function like EditPadLite (editpadlite.com - it's free) and be sure to back up your current plugin before you start making changes. Good luck

[Prosperent Andrew]

If you have upgraded your prosperentApi class, there is no need to do a string replace any longer. Use the imageSize parameter.

Sorry, I failed to notice that this was for the Prosperent Plugin. You would use the imageSize param if you use the API directly. Jamie's solution should work for you...