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- Thread starter wynnzhang
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Are the images considered Media within WordPress? On the presentation side, if they are being presented by a third-party plugin or theme, it would need to make sure to use the standard WordPress hook for generating attachment URLs. It's the wp_get_attachment_url filter that does the backend processing for figuring out what the true URL is.
Themes/plugins should be using that normally (it's the standard way to do it in WordPress itself), if something isn't, you probably want to report it to the author because it's more or less a bug (or at least a severe oversight). Again, that filter isn't coming from us, it's the normal one that's supposed to be used for anything WordPress (including stock WordPress itself) since WordPress 2.1.
Themes/plugins should be using that normally (it's the standard way to do it in WordPress itself), if something isn't, you probably want to report it to the author because it's more or less a bug (or at least a severe oversight). Again, that filter isn't coming from us, it's the normal one that's supposed to be used for anything WordPress (including stock WordPress itself) since WordPress 2.1.
I am using the WoodMart theme (https://woodmart.xtemos.com/).
Probably makes the most sense to report it to them. Not about adding support for this plugin exactly, but for them to support the normal WordPress filter I linked to above. That’s the “proper” way for anything to handle image URLs.
when I use plugin like https://www.superspeedyplugins.com/product/external-images/
They change product image and gallery image to external url and that work well . also they provide some image options that work with most of the case.
They change product image and gallery image to external url and that work well . also they provide some image options that work with most of the case.
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Hi I have just repurchased the license again but from website I can not make the pro enabled. I have found a snippet code below this may working for any themes. I would like a try can you checck and enable the license
add_filter('wp_get_attachment_url', 'convert_to_r2_url', 10, 2);
add_filter('wp_calculate_image_srcset', 'convert_srcset_to_r2', 10, 5);
function convert_to_r2_url($url, $attachment_id) {
if (wp_attachment_is_image($attachment_id)) {
$r2_url = str_replace('your website url', 'r2 url', $url);
return $r2_url;
}
return $url;
}
function convert_srcset_to_r2($sources, $size_array, $image_src, $image_meta, $attachment_id) {
foreach ($sources as $size => $source) {
$sources[$size]['url'] = str_replace('your website url', 'r2 url', $source['url']);
}
return $sources;
}
add_filter('wp_get_attachment_url', 'convert_to_r2_url', 10, 2);
add_filter('wp_calculate_image_srcset', 'convert_srcset_to_r2', 10, 5);
function convert_to_r2_url($url, $attachment_id) {
if (wp_attachment_is_image($attachment_id)) {
$r2_url = str_replace('your website url', 'r2 url', $url);
return $r2_url;
}
return $url;
}
function convert_srcset_to_r2($sources, $size_array, $image_src, $image_meta, $attachment_id) {
foreach ($sources as $size => $source) {
$sources[$size]['url'] = str_replace('your website url', 'r2 url', $source['url']);
}
return $sources;
}
It’s not going to work if your theme doesn’t support those filters. Those filters are already enabled in the plugin, so the issue isn’t the filters aren’t set, rather your theme isn’t using them.
Again, the code is already there using those filters… so you are just replicating what’s already there. You would need a theme that actually *uses* those filters.
Again, the code is already there using those filters… so you are just replicating what’s already there. You would need a theme that actually *uses* those filters.
I promise you those two filters are in the plugin. There are cases where the filters won't change the URL, but that has to do with the system not thinking the image itself is in R2... either R2 isn't enabled or the meta data for the image says it's not in R2. Can't tell you which logic is causing it to not change the URL, because I don't have access to your site. But the general logic is this:
Do you have the Pro version installed with a valid license? If it's valid, check if we are in a multisite setup or single site setup... if multisite, do we have a multisite bucket setup? If single site, is there a single site bucket setup? If a valid bucket is setup, the external data URL is set and the attachment metadata flag that tells us it's in R2 is set, then change the URL to reflect the domain set in external data URL.
The logic is shown above... the existing filter doesn't blindly change the URL when it's not appropriate (for example if the image isn't in R2 or a bucket isn't setup, or we don't know the external data URL).
No, sorry... we don't get into users sites.
Hmmm... it looks like the system let you purchase an annual extension, but there was no valid license to begin with. It's been fixed on our end to not allow that. I'll go ahead and refund it.
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