Plugin Author
Arnan
(@adegans)
Do you mean the dropdown menu when editing the advert is empty?
Is the image visible in the Manage Media dashboard?
Yes, the dropdown menu is empty, and the image is not visible at Manage Media.
Thank you.
Plugin Author
Arnan
(@adegans)
If the file isn’t visible in Manage Media then it probably isn’t uploaded.
Try uploading the file again. Or if that fails, check Settings > Maintenance, about half way down there should be an indicator for the banners folder if it exists and is writable.
If it’s not there, or not writable, that’s the problem then.
a. File uploaded—I see it through FTP.
b. Folder – I see it on Manage Media and ftp
c. Folder is writable.
Banners/assets Folder
/home/domain/public_html/wp-content/banners/ -> Exists and appears writable
Reports folder:
/home/domain/public_html/wp-content/reports/ -> Exists and appears writable
/home/domain/public_html/wp-content/reports/index.html -> Exists
Plugin Author
Arnan
(@adegans)
What kind of file did you upload? What is the extension?
Plugin Author
Arnan
(@adegans)
Oh yes, if your site supports webp that should just work. But I’ll check the code if AdRotate Banner Manager also does.
Webp is a fairly recent addition for my plugins – I’m not sure if I also added it to AdRotate Banner Manager or just to AdRotate Pro.
To make sure the system as a whole works you can use a jpg file, too.
Plugin Author
Arnan
(@adegans)
I’ve checked the code, you can use webp of-course. As long as your server supports it (it probably does).
The dropdown menu in AdRotate Banner Manager currently ignores those files. I’ll add it for a future update.
For the time being, if you want to keep those files in the banners folder, you can replace %asset% with the actual path – Something like /wp-content/banners/your-file.webp.
AdRotate Pro does list and fully support webp.
