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Sorry, that’s what I get for typing it by hand… it’s the PubAdvanced.php file in that Base folder.

Hmmm... just to be 100% certain, I went back and tested it again, and it's definitely working when I try it. I uploaded a .jpg image to the WordPress Media area and the info for it ends up as a webp: Uploaded on: August 6, 2024 Uploaded by: Shawn Stored in R2: Yes R2 bucket: Site bucket File...

If you look at the plugin page in your admin, does it show 1.8.6 version of the Pro version installed?

The pro version is its own thing. You can download the latest version from your local see page (the download icon): https://appforcf.com/account/licenses You can get a specific version from the updates page: https://appforcf.com/items/app-for-cloudflare%C2%AE-pro.1/updates WordPress.org has...

Hmmmm… do you have anything else that might be mucking with images? Like a different plugin? Also, did you upload the new Pro version? Needs that too.

This is part of the 1.8.6 update (it's in the free version that comes from WordPress.org).

The WEBP conversion setting is there now (requires both the free plugin and Pro plugin to be updated).

Sure... probably the easiest way is the private conversation/DM system here: https://appforcf.com/conversations/add?to=digitalpoint

Okay, just trying to make sure I understand what you have here... the images are being uploaded by BuddyBoss to unique/non-standard directories, and they aren't leveraging WordPress Media (like the images I assume aren't showing up in the WordPress Media area)? If that's the case (and they...

Understood… I’m just wondering if the custom directories thing is actually a “need” beyond just because that’s how old media you had worked?

I just mean currently as in that’s how it already works (but not yet released).

Is it an option to move the existing Media Cloud media back into WordPress Media? If they aren’t being responsive to general support, they probably aren’t going to be helpful with trying to add R2 support in their plugin.

Yes, currently it's converting incoming JPG and PNG to WEBP. I intentionally left out GIF because if people are trying to upload animated GIFs, I didn't want people to lose their animations.

If they are doing it in a way that they are hooking into WordPress actions/filters, it should be able to be done... but if they are doing it on their own, that's a different story. Like if they are trying to replace the WordPress Media system with something different, that's where it becomes...

The way WordPress works internally, there's really not going to be a way to force third-party things to use R2 without explicitly getting into the third-party code to add support. That would change *if* WordPress designed a better filesystem system, but right now WordPress really only supports...

It's already been done on this side. It doesn't have a mechanism to go back and edit already existing media, but for new uploaded, it can convert them to WebP if your server has support (either with ImageMagick or GD, which most PHP installs should have already). It will be part of the next...

There certainly wouldn’t prevent Buddyboss (or anything else) from leveraging R2 via the plugin, but I’ve not heard of them working on that (they also wouldn’t need to tell us, so it’s possible they do). Do you have a link you could share about it? I could try to look around and see what they...

Honestly there probably isn’t going to be an easy/great way to do it with third-party things that are storing media in different locations. WordPress doesn’t have a generalized abstracted filesystem like some other platforms have. So because of that, to get something to support R2 (even default...

Okay. I’ll see what I can whip up…

Are there various permission levels, or is it just a situation where if someone is logged in, they should be able to access via a presigned URL?