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If you are doing it via web interface/admin area, you might be running up against HTTP request timeout (assuming your site is using Cloudflare as a proxy ["orange cloud on DNS"]). 100 seconds to finish the HTTP request might not be long enough for the large files to transfer. If that's the case...

I went ahead and added a more specific filter that anyone can hook into for the next version. The app_for_cf_purge_cache filter allows you to control if a Cloudflare cache purge actually happens when requested. Additionally, it allows you to hook into the action to run your own code at that...

...so I poked around on this today and discovered that I forgot that the plugin is already handling it when using R2. Specifically, the URL of an image stored in R2 already has a cache-breaking mechanism appended to it, so if an image is updated (and specifically whatever is changing the image...

To be honest, I'm not sure there's a particularly "clean" way to do it. There's a couple issues: Not everyone uses the same email address for their WordPress admin user that they use to authenticate in Access (for example it's pretty common for people to use webmaster@yoursite.com for their...

Hmmm... those errors imply something is going on with the R2 servers. Specifically it tries to read the file back once it's uploaded to make sure it uploaded properly before it commits to deleting the local file. Just out of curiosity, are you running it with a ton of parallel processes or...

From: https://appforcf.com/threads/permissions-needed-for-app-for-cloudflare%C2%AE.3/ It does not, it's only the main zone settings. (Imagine if that was a thing and people clicked and wiped out their DNS records... heh) The widget name is informational, and only viewable in the Cloudflare...

Ya, the quick work around (before I get this update rolled out) is to temporarily up the memory PHP can use (enough to fit the largest files you want to migrate into memory).

Odd... I believe the API endpoints use the 2 newest options (TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3), anything else is old and has security issues so they disabled using older SSL/TLS versions. Not so coincidentally, changing how files are uploaded (as a stream rather than loading into memory) was rolled out in...

Do you have shell access to your server? The sslv3 alert handshake failure error is saying the server is having an issue communicating with Cloudflare’s servers (most likely the server is trying to use an old/outdated SSL/TLS version that Cloudflare isn’t supporting).

It shouldn’t affect individual sites other than you can’t set a network-wide API token since that part was invisible. You should still be able to sty site-specific network tokens (needed in order to do things… like purge cache).

It's not because of WordPress 8.4, rather a line of CSS went missing somehow. This was missing from the admin.css file: .multisite #app-for-cf_settings .tab_content { display: revert; } ...not sure why it went missing, but it's been added back for the next version.

The ability to copy zone settings from a different zone on the same Cloudflare account has been added to the new version (1.9.7).

Ya, we use Stripe for some things, so we know how it works. PayPal also can generate invoices, it's not just something we do since we deliver product after payment is made. That being said, if you want us to create an invoice for you, we certainly can. Just let us know what you would want on it...

You can do invoices with PayPal, however we don't sell anything with invoices because we don't deliver things with payment terms (future payments). An invoice would be if someone wanted a quote for something, but hasn't paid and then a company's accounts payable department mailed a check for it...

Sorry, there isn’t any plan. There isn’t an invoice in the system since payment is made before product/service is given. From a business standpoint, an invoice is a request for payment for something (which we don’t do since payment is required first). Your PayPal account should serve as a...

Okay, so the next version also has a new mechanism so you can optionally define filters by using a PHP closure within your standard wp-config.php file. This will allow you to leverage your own filter code, but without cluttering/adding complexity to the standard UI. It still would be more...

You can do whatever you want really... that's why I was saying it's the best way to do it because it's not only flexible, you can literally do whatever you want with it. So whatever situation is unique to you, you can do. That particular example adds another cookie to the Cache Rule, but say you...

I'm not going to absolutely say no, but it would be very far down the priority list. It really would be better situated within the filter mechanism. It would be trivially easy for any third-party plugin to add whatever the custom cookie they are using and not relying on their users to write...

Maybe… although things like that are a balance between “easy to use” and functionality. If every possible thing was added, the settings/UI would become an overload of things that 99% aren’t going to use. One thing about the cache rule for guest page caching is it’s written to Cloudflare Cache...

It does work with WooCommerce, because WooCommerce uses WordPress Media to store images. I believe Rank Math does as well (although never used it, so can't say 100%... but it's my understanding that it stores media as WordPress Media). I think there's maybe some confusion on what R2 is/isn't...