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As far as you can tell, is everything working except the bucket URLs aren't being used? Like uploading a new media item does result in it landing in the R2 bucket? This is the exact logic it uses to decide when to transform what is normally a local URL into the external/bucket URL: R2 itself...

If you look at your Cloudflare settings page (the same place that you enter your API Token), what is the External data URL set to? It almost sounds like that setting may have been removed/cleared out (if it doesn’t know what the URL of your public bucket is, it can’t point anything to it).

What exactly are you trying to do? Most things are part of the free version.

You can, but APO is really just a made up name for multiple web technologies used together. The free version of the plugin has “Guest page caching” which effectively is APO, without the cost. See this thread...

The Pro version is license per site. However the R2 for media can be used across all sites in a multisite network (for example you could have 500 sites within that multisite network sharing an R2 bucket for media). So it's *mostly* per site, but if you are setup as a WordPress multisite network...

What questions? You shouldn’t need to do anything other than hit save/create unless you have specific needs like you want to lock it to specific IP addresses or something (that’s up to you).

It should be a link to get a token from your Cloudflare account. Where does the link take you?

Ya, I agree with that. But I also think it makes sense to pick a format that most can use (for example, these days I go with WebP because AVIF doesn’t have wide enough adoption for it to be realistic without fallback options). When you start going down the road of wanting to store multiple...

APO is really just a name that Cloudflare made up, it’s not an actual technology (it stands for Automatic Platform Optimization). It’s a combination of a few universal standards and they just call that combo, APO. That being said, this plugin has the “Public page caching” option you can turn on...

Well if you want something to serve up different images based on the browser making the request, it sounds like Cloudflare Mirage might be what you want (if you want to do it all within Cloudflare). Cloudflare Images could be used to do realtime image transforms, but you would need logic on...

No worries.. things like that are way better for me because it’s not something I need to go digging through our code. Hah

R2 doesn’t redirect anything though, it’s just a storage location. And even with that, it will only alter URLs of media that have been explicitly stored in R2 (you can even have some media stored in R2 alongside some media that are not, and it will work fine). It definitely shouldn’t be assuming...

Do you have any Cloudflare Redirect Rules setup possibly that could be redirecting a request?

Had a couple thoughts/questions... If an uploaded image is huge, are you ultimately wanting to downsize the original image, or keep the original image and present a smaller one to people viewing the site? If it's the latter, WordPress by default is already creating a bunch of variations of...

R2 doesn’t do resizing. It’s really just an object (file) storage system. It just stores whatever you throw at it.

If you want to use Polish/Mirage, you would need that service from Cloudflare. I don’t personally see a need for either under normal circumstances, but that’s just my personal opinion (other people’s needs may be different). Polish is more for sites that don’t have the ability to convert their...

You do not need a Cloudflare Pro plan or the Images service in order to use R2 (and things like the ability to automatically convert uploaded media to WebP). The Images service is more for sites that don’t have the ability to do it on their side.

Been monkeying around with it, and so far I can kind of make it work, but it requires breaking some safety checks that ShortPixel has in place. Specifically I can force it so ShortPixel is tricked into thinking the files exist, but it uses that to do other things. For example, it uses the same...

In this case, you can set a specific execution order number for WordPress filters. In *theory* things should be designed so multiple plugins using the same WordPress hook aren't affected by execution order. In practice it's definitely problematic because you have no way of controlling another...

Haven't installed it yet, but already skimming their code to see if anything obvious pops out at me. As I mentioned already, it does strike me as odd that they would be not using the mechanism that WordPress gives you to manage image variations because it's literally what it's there for (and in...