Hello
Firstly, thank you for this great tool.
I need your help on sething : I optimize my image by callling curl -d 'url=xxx/myimage.png'
=> it works fine
However if I modify myimage.png while keeping the same name, when I call imageRecycle again to optimize, it's the old image that get compressed again, not the new one.
Knowing that I can't change the name, is there a solution to tell ImageRecycle to get the new image ?
Thanks again
Virginie
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Hi there,
You mean you use a dedicated script to optimize your images? And you call the ImageRecycle API through your custom script? Like that:?
There is no cache on our side, it will query again your server to get the image.
Do you have any cache, on your side that would return the old version, like cloudflare or any other CDN provider?
You will have in this case to clear your cache before calling again ImageRecyle API, I'm afraid we won't have any option to pass through your cache.
Best regards,
Damien
You mean you use a dedicated script to optimize your images? And you call the ImageRecycle API through your custom script? Like that:?
curl -X POST
-d 'auth={"key":"your_api_key","secret":"your_api_secret"}'
-d 'url=https://www.google.fr/images/srpr/logo11w.png'
-d 'params={"compression_type":"lossy"}'
'https://api.imagerecycle.com/v1/images'
There is no cache on our side, it will query again your server to get the image.
Do you have any cache, on your side that would return the old version, like cloudflare or any other CDN provider?
You will have in this case to clear your cache before calling again ImageRecyle API, I'm afraid we won't have any option to pass through your cache.
Best regards,
Damien
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hello damien
yes your assumption is correct, its' exactly what i am doing.
So I found a solution I give in case others have the same issue : I will copy my image, optimize the copy and then delete the copy.
Thanks for helping
Virginie
yes your assumption is correct, its' exactly what i am doing.
So I found a solution I give in case others have the same issue : I will copy my image, optimize the copy and then delete the copy.
Thanks for helping
Virginie
- more than a month ago
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Yes that's the best way to do that, you may need to set a unique name for your copy to avoid a cache of copy if you need it again
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