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Hello,
I recently installed your plugin to replace an abandoned “add images to comments” plugin.
While visitors can add images to their comments again (yay!), all the previously uploaded images are no longer showing on any of the comments that previously had them.
Since the website relies heavily on visitor-submitted images for identification and discussion, this is a significant problem.
Is there any way to re-attach the images to already existing comments?
Thanks!
P.S. The URL is to a page that should have lots of images in the comments, but the problem is appearing site-wide.
Thank you!
It wouldn't let me attach a zip file. I changed the extension to "doc" and it said it was attached, but it also said "undefined" in the window, so I'm not sure if it's attached or not.
ok @mugwumpr,
Then, send it to the info[at]gvectors.com email address. Please share the email subject here to allow us to easily find it.
Hiya!
Plugin zip file sent, with the subject: "Abandoned comment attachment plugin".
Thank you!
Thank you, @mugwumpr,
I've already requested the developers to check the plugin. I'll update this topic once I receive a response from them.
Dear @mugwumpr,
We can develop a custom importer for you within 2-3 days for $200.
The importer will be integrated into the paid wpDiscuz – Media Uploader addon as a tool, allowing you to convert your old attachments to wpDiscuz.
So, to clarify, I pay $200 for the development and then pay for an addon to access it?
The feature you're requesting is a custom one and requires custom coding. Unfortunately, it's not a solution we can readily provide here, and it can't be incorporated into the free plugin.
Various nuances, such as the limitation on uploading multiple images in the free plugin (which is possible in the paid media uploader), make it a more complex task.
