EntryWizard vs Imsanity

EntryWizard was developed to cater to the needs of camera club competitions. In these competitions members may submit multiple images with titles and other data attached. Administrators use the software to design web forms, asking for information as text inputs and/or drop-down menu items as well as image files. They may set up any number of different “layouts” ( specifications of what information to ask for and what limits to enforce ), assigning an identifier to each. Here is one example of the sort of rules a layout is able to specify: Each image must have: a short title; a “Category”, which must be one of “Nature”, “Photojournalism”, “Still Life” or “Portrait”; a “Format”, which must be one of “Digital”, “Slide” or “Print” Up to 6 entries may be submitted, each with or without a digital version Any image of type “Digital” must have an uploaded digital version At most 2 of the 6 images may be in the “Nature” category. The images must be in jpeg format, with maximum dimensions of 1280 x 1024 pixels, longest dimension no less than 900 pixels, and size no greater than 1M. Each webform is given a unique alphanumeric identifier, and this identifier is used within a shortcode to insert the webform in a page or post. Any number of different webforms may be created, and one of the layouts is assigned to each one. Multiple webforms may appear on one page, although currently they have to be submitted individually. Each webform separately may be set as “open for upload” or “closed”. If it is open, the shortcode is replaced by the upload form. If it is closed, the shortcode is replaced by a message saying that the upload is closed. A closed webform may also be opened temporarily to specified members only, and an open webform may be set to close automatically at a specified time. When items have been uploaded, the administrator may either view the items online, or download them. The downloaded image files may be renamed in various ways. A spreadsheet (in comma-separated .csv format) showing the uploaded data together with some optional information about the users, may also be downloaded. The uploaded images may be attached to pre-existing pages for display in a gallery. There is a fine-grained permissions system allowing administrators to grant an individual user various levels of control over the webforms and layouts. Only logged-in users may see the webform. Users of this plugin may also be interested in using Flexishow (https://sourceforge.net/projects/flexishow/) to run a slideshow using the information in the spreadsheet to select the images displayed. EntryWizard has a companion plugin called Ewz-Rating (https://wordpress.org/plugins/ewz-rating/). It is designed for display and online judging of items uploaded via EntryWizard. Privacy This plugin does not send any data to external servers. It does store in the wordpress database whatever data is requested in the forms designed by the administrator. Viewing of such data using the plugin’s shortcodes is always restricted to logged-in users, and is usually further restricted by the administrator.

Automatically resize huge image uploads with Imsanity. Choose whatever size and quality you like, and let Imsanity do the rest. When a contributor uploads an image that is larger than the configured size, Imsanity will automatically scale it down to the configured size and replace the original image. Imsanity also provides a bulk-resize feature to resize previously uploaded images and free up disk space. You may resize individual images from the Media Library’s List View. This plugin is ideal for blogs that do not require hi-resolution original images to be stored and/or the contributors don’t want (or understand how) to scale images before uploading. You may report security issues through our Patchstack Vulnerability Disclosure Program. The Patchstack team helps validate, triage and handle any security vulnerabilities. Report a security vulnerability. Features Automatically scales large image uploads to a more “sane” size Bulk resize feature to resize existing images Selectively resize images directly in the Media Library (List View) Allows configuration of max width/height and JPG quality Optionally converts BMP and PNG files to JPG for more savings Once enabled, Imsanity requires no actions on the part of the user Uses WordPress built-in image scaling functions Translations Imsanity is available in several languages, each of which will be downloaded automatically when you install the plugin. To help translate it into your language, visit https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/imsanity Contribute Imsanity is developed at https://github.com/nosilver4u/imsanity (pull requests are welcome) Credits Originally written by Jason Hinkle (RIP). Maintained and developed by Shane Bishop with special thanks to my Lord and Savior.