[Support request] Problem with error log

[Davide]

Hi Tom, I have many row with this problem in my error log (in main directory wp):

[11-Jan-2017 12:17:26 UTC] GP_Resize.process() error: Image must be local: http://ucm.sododesign.it/wp-includes/images/media/default.png

How fix this?
Thank you very much

Davide

[Tom]

This means you’re trying to serve a file from a different URL through the image resizer (used in the Page Header and featured images).

Make sure you’re only using local files when the resizer is active.

[Davide]

Sorry Tom, but i not understand how fix this problem 😀

[Tom]

When uploading your page header image (https://docs.generatepress.com/article/page-header-image/), make sure the image is located in your media library, not on an external site.

[Davide]

Sorry Tom, but I not use Page Header Image (is deactivated).

I not understand this error 🙁

[Tom]

Hmm, GP_Resize is used in two places:

1. Page Header
2. Blog

If you’re not using Page Header, have you set post image sizes for the blog images in Customize > Blog > Post Images?

[Davide]

Hi Tom, yes I use resizing the page Blog, but this I did it online, on a live site …

How fix this problem? I have many rows whith this error in my root of WP.

Thank you very much,
Davide

[Tom]

Only way to fix it is to make sure the images you’re resizing exist inside your Media Library. They can’t be external URLs to another server.

[Enrico]

Hi,
I have the same problem. I have a site running on wpml on multiple domains. In the blog grid view no images show and the log is filling up with this error message. I switched from subfolders like domain.com/lng to each language separate domain. I don’t want/can’t upload each and every image for all blog posts again. Is there a way to just disable this resize function or a filter or hook I can use to do it manually? Why does it have to be saved on the same domain to begin with?

Thank you for your help. Love GPP

[Enrico]

Ok, so I had to manually define WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL in the wp-config according to the requested url. I think this is a problem that comes with wpml and is not directly related to GPP. It is working now for me.

[Tom]

Glad you got it working – thanks for sharing your solution 🙂

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