-- How to fix this Bug ???
(1) I've confirmed this bug. It is now fixed in the git repository and will be fixed in Version 6.0.4 which I should push out later today.
(2) When you log in to Yioop there is a lock icon next to Account Details. Click on it. This will let you change your name. Notice the word Password is a link. Click on this link to change your password. If you don't like root as the default admin user name, you can set the default admin user name by editing the file:
src/configs/LocalConfig.php and adding a line like:
nsdefine('ROOT_USERNAME', "some_user_name");
(3) I haven't quite figured out why this thumbnail appears. The link it links to is a 404 Not Found on Google, so I am not sure how it generated the thumbnail unless the original item was linked to from an RSS feed. The thumbnail then may have come from the feed but the original sized image item was never downloaded. In the meantime, the feed item expired and along with it the image link.
(4) When an image link is downloaded by yioop (not related to an RSS feed), a thumbnail is generated on the spot and both are stored together in the index archive along with url and any extra data such as exif info in the image. When the image search results are drawn only the thumbnail is shown. Only when the image link is clicked is the image shown. If you click on Toggle Extracted Headers and Summaries you can see all the information Yioop extracted from the image including its dimensions, exif info, etc. The method to retrieve an index item based on its url is getCrawlItem in src/models/ParallelModel.php
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Edited: 2019-07-14)
(1) I've confirmed this bug. It is now fixed in the git repository and will be fixed in Version 6.0.4 which I should push out later today.
(2) When you log in to Yioop there is a lock icon next to Account Details. Click on it. This will let you change your name. Notice the word Password is a link. Click on this link to change your password. If you don't like root as the default admin user name, you can set the default admin user name by editing the file:
src/configs/LocalConfig.php and adding a line like:
nsdefine('ROOT_USERNAME', "some_user_name");
(3) I haven't quite figured out why this thumbnail appears. The link it links to is a 404 Not Found on Google, so I am not sure how it generated the thumbnail unless the original item was linked to from an RSS feed. The thumbnail then may have come from the feed but the original sized image item was never downloaded. In the meantime, the feed item expired and along with it the image link.
(4) When an image link is downloaded by yioop (not related to an RSS feed), a thumbnail is generated on the spot and both are stored together in the index archive along with url and any extra data such as exif info in the image. When the image search results are drawn only the thumbnail is shown. Only when the image link is clicked is the image shown. If you click on Toggle Extracted Headers and Summaries you can see all the information Yioop extracted from the image including its dimensions, exif info, etc. The method to retrieve an index item based on its url is getCrawlItem in src/models/ParallelModel.php