Downgrading won’t HURT. I will note this plugin is not fully tested on Multisite because that is SO messy to start with, I haven’t had the time 🙁
when I try to add new media, it isn’t pointing to the CDN now.
Just in the media folder or everywhere?
How is your site set up? That is are you using a custom domain CDN for your media or just dream.io?
I just see this in the media folder. Instead of pointing to the files on the CDN, it is looking for the content locally.
Example URL in media folder: http:///wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/01/2017-01-14-091.jpg
That file was uploaded and showed properly before the upgrade. It shows properly on the front end – coming from the CDN. This behavior is only when trying to view uploaded files from the media folder.
On the front end, URLs look like this: http://fotos.memoriafoto.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/01/2017-01-13-086.jpg
So that is a “custom URL”as I understand it.
FYI – I have downgraded to V7.1 and the media folder is working again as expected. I still want to be able to keep this up to date, so do let me know if you find a fix.
Thanks for your help.
This behavior is only when trying to view uploaded files from the media folder.
Okay that’s ‘good’. At least it helped me narrow down where the heck this went stupid.
On the front end, URLs look like this: http://fotos.memoriafoto.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/01/2017-01-13-086.jpg
So you mean on /wp-admin/admin.php?page=dreamspeed-media you’ve got a CDN Alias set?
Looks like this: https://cloudup.com/ctvFHyYQ6uS
That URL is https, which is a large part of why this is acting weird. You shouldn’t be able to use HTTPS but… Yeah, if you did happen to have that set up, it does fail.
Good news? It’s not going to break anything else! There was a typo in formatting.
0.7.4 is on the way to correct that.
I can confirm – 0.7.4 corrected the problem. Thanks!