| 开发者 | donncha |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月3日 01:06 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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vendor/ directory (or run composer install --no-dev in it) and activate it./travel-steps/settings. If you're an administrator, enter the Immich and Dawarich URLs under Site. Both are optional. Everyone who makes trips fills in Personal settings: an Immich API key if they use Immich, and a Dawarich key and home location if they want them./travel-steps/new. For all your Immich photos, set its dates and press Sync. For an Immich album the dates are optional. For uploads, choose "Photos uploaded to this trip", press Save and add photos. Close the media window when they're in, and the trip syncs if anything changed.No. Sync writes a step once, the first time it sees that day. After that it only updates the step's position on the map. It never changes a step's title, story, date, status or tags. A step you move to the bin stays gone. To get that day back, delete the step permanently from the bin and sync again.
The asset.read, asset.view and album.read permissions. Everyone who makes trips adds their own key on the settings page, and a trip always uses its author's.
The one your WordPress server reaches it at, which isn't always the one you use in your browser. If they share a Docker network, that's something like http://dawarich_app:3000.
Travel Steps needs pretty permalinks. Pick anything but Plain under Settings > Permalinks.
Yes. Photos uploaded to trips and cached copies of Immich photos are kept in two folders under uploads. On Apache, an .htaccess file blocks them. nginx ignores that, so add these rules (on multisite, use each site's uploads/sites/<id>/ path):
location ^~ /wp-content/uploads/travel-steps/ { deny all; }
location ^~ /wp-content/uploads/travel-steps-cache/ { deny all; }
Without them the files are only hidden by their names, which never appear anywhere visitors can see.
Yes, but:
/travel-steps/photo/* whatever cache headers the site sends, such as with Cloudflare's "Cache Everything". Public photos are already marked to be cached for five minutes, and private ones must never be./travel-steps/* pages for logged-in users, or for visitors with a cookie whose name starts with wp-postpass_. They see drafts, or a protected trip./travel-steps/trip/* and /travel-steps/subscription through to WordPress. The password, subscribe and unsubscribe forms use them.iPhone browsers remove a photo's location unless you turn on Options > Location in the photo picker. Messaging apps remove it too, so upload from your photo library.
The original is stored as you uploaded it, location included, but it's never sent to anyone. Visitors get copies the site makes, which have no location or other metadata.
Deleting it on the Plugins screen deletes the cached photos and every subscription. Trips, steps, photos uploaded to trips and settings stay. Deactivating it deletes nothing.