#19770 closed feature request (maybelater)
Implement browser-side resizing with Plupload
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Milestone: | Priority: | normal | |
Severity: | normal | Version: | 3.3 |
Component: | Upload | Keywords: | needs-patch |
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Change History (14)
#4
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13 years ago
- Cc jayarjo added
Thanks for the link, although couldn't viably figure out what was expected behavior from Plupload's side..? I left a comment there but thread seems to be closed now. If we can come up with strict requirements for it, I could help to make it consistent.
#5
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13 years ago
I don't mean to spam this bug, but since this was the page google pointed me when I was looking for how to enable back client-side image resize before uploading to wordpress, I think it can be useful to write the workaround / way to turn that feature back on again (WP 3.4.1) while it doesnt get properly reintroduced…
add_action( 'post-upload-ui', 'media_upload_max_image_resize' );
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12 years ago
Replying to fczuardi2:
I think it can be useful to write the workaround / way to turn that feature back on again (WP 3.4.1) while it doesnt get properly reintroduced…
add_action( 'post-upload-ui', 'media_upload_max_image_resize' );
FWIW, I've been adding the action back via a plugin since it was decided to remove it in #19174. I rewrote the language a bit but haven't had any reported problems. Uploading & resizing multiple photos works for us in FF14, Safari 6, Chrome 21, Opera 12 and IE9.
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8 years ago
#12
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7 years ago
- Milestone Awaiting Review deleted
- Resolution set to maybelater
- Status changed from new to closed
Closing due to lack of traction
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core-media by westonruter. View the logs.
6 years ago
#14
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6 years ago
Doing client-side resizing would improve upload time and reduce bandwidth consumption (e.g. on mobile) when trying to upload source images from a camera. I think it should be relatively uncommon need full-res original images to be uploaded since they should not normally be used on webpages, and whenever they are used it is normally a mistake. I recall the Facebook app would resize images prior to upload to conserve bandwidth. I personally turned this feature off, but I imagine it would be very helpful for the majority of users who don't care to have the full image uploaded. It could help guard against oversized media being served on the frontend.
A check could be done for navigator.connection.effectiveType
to see if it is a slow connection, and then offer to resize the images prior to uploading.
+1 altough I think it depends on Plupload itself to fix the inconsistencies, no?